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Max Kiefer serves as the sustainability director at Wynd, an air monitoring and purification technology company dedicated to giving consumers access to better indoor air quality.

Coloradan editor discusses student resiliency.

When COVID hit, Taylor Passios (MediaPro’21) watched the world fall into the same pattern she lives in as a hypochondriac: Feel something, Google it, panic — repeat.

Changes caused rapid adaptation, strength and new ideas.

CU Â鶹ӰԺ researchers have genetically modified yeast to express the viral spike proteins found on the COVID-19-causing virus, SARS-CoV-2.

During the pandemic, CU Â鶹ӰԺ students had to seek strength within themselves. Oftentimes they helped one another find it.

Austin C. Okigbo, associate professor in the College of Music and affiliate faculty in Ethnic Studies and Global Health, studies the intersection of music and public health.

What the pandemic revealed about gender inequalities — and what needs to change.

Nii Armah Sowah’s dance class allows socially-starved students to regain community.

The COVID-19 pandemic illuminated social inequities as the ubiquity of cellphones and digital media focused attention on interrelated issues including racial injustice, gender, voting rights, gun violence and access to health care and education.