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On this campus, Hellems has an academic leading role. Lately, however, it can seem a bit weathered in the spotlight.

Ava Altenbern, who double-majored in biochemistry and art history, reflects on charting her path through a pandemic.

“Versatile” is an apt, if succinct, way to describe Harshini Sinul.

CU �鶹ӰԺ entomologist studies how to protect nature’s most important pollinators from deadly parasites.

When I see the humans who make up the college, I witness a unifying theme of connection—to ideas, people, communities and the world.

Glen Krutz, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, sees the power and promise of an expansive, liberal-arts education. Traditionally, this concept has been referred to as “breadth.”