Campus News
In June, Twitter awed the world with its potential for breaking news during the Iranian election protests.
More than 100 years ago, those who wanted to teach high school in Colorado merely needed to complete high school.
This fall Sierra Club’s magazine named CU ǸԹ the top “green” university in the nation, a jump up from its No. 2 ranking last year.
When Lea Alvarado began her new job as alumni career counselor at CU-ǸԹ in August, the phone started ringing off the hook.
After serving as CU’s faculty and staff weekly newspaper for almost 40 years, it fell victim to budget cuts.
In a resounding defeat for fired CU-ǸԹ ethnic studies professor Ward Churchill, a judge ruled July 7 that Churchill deserves neither financial compensation nor his job back.
CU investigators discovered the first evidence of shorelines on Mars in June, indicating a deep, ancient lake. A Holy Grail of sorts, the finding could help scientists zero in on evidence of past life on the planet.
