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Civil engineering professor Bernard Amadei’s work extends far beyond the classroom since he helped found the international humanitarian nonprofit Engineers Without Borders-USA in 2001.

With severe state budget cuts looming, CU President Bruce Benson and other frustrated higher education leaders are asking lawmakers for the flexibility to raise tuition as they feel necessary.

CU-Â鶹ӰԺ will play a crucial role in NASA’s future explorations of the moon, thanks to two NASA grants totaling $11 million in early January.

In seventh grade Christy Martinez Arguello decided she wanted to be a lawyer.

David Hoch is one of an estimated 400 military veterans who attend CU Â鶹ӰԺ today.

During the late 1950s, Bob Harvey and his friends listened to folk artists like the Kingston Trio, played guitar and ruminated on the deeper meaning of Jack Kerouac’s 1957 anti-establishment treatise, On the Road.

Young students of the class of 2014 will arrive to see a campus transformed from the one students experience today.

After spending his life making maps of Colorado’s Front Range, professor emeritus William Braddock now appears in them.

Developing sensing and imaging systems in everything from cars to medical equipment may be lines of work for future alumni of CU’s new graduate program in computational optical sensing and imaging.