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When Lea Alvarado began her new job as alumni career counselor at CU-Â鶹ӰԺ in August, the phone started ringing off the hook.

In September 1934 the women’s dormitory, now Sewall Hall, opened and is considered by many to be campus architect Charles Klauder’s masterpiece.

Forever Buffs who have passed away.

Dolores N. Plested, 101, died November 11 at her home in Denver.

As far as Stephen Romine was concerned, the legend at the bottom of the trail map was never to scale.

When he graduated last December, Tyler Silverman wasn’t even in the country.

While in her 20s, Colorado-born Kirsten Ring Murray moved to Seattle with an enthusiasm for its romantic landscape — woods, mountains and water and, hopefully, a career in architecture.

In her first assignment as a photojournalist in 1968, Sandra Cortner moved her subject outside because of necessity — she hadn’t earned enough money yet to buy a flash.

Casey A. Cass Walking the line between life and death There are courses you just take and pass and courses that actually teach you something. Some even compel you to completely change. I was a student in professor Michael Radelet’s criminology course in 2001. I walked into his class with...

A photo from the winter 2009 issue.