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For two decades-plus, the Center for Environmental Journalism has brought journalists, scientists, faculty and students together to discuss and report on issues crucial to the environment.

This week's top research is all about microbes: bacterial microbes with a sense of touch, microbes that may explain the origins of DNA folding, and soil microbes as a vital component of the ecosystem.

A change in software platforms will now require a financial speedtype be provided before an event can be approved and staffed by the CU Â鶹ӰԺ Police Department.

Just over one in ten NFL quarterbacks are black. A small number considering that 68 percent of all NFL players are black, but it’s a fact that isn’t surprising to CU Â鶹ӰԺ researcher Patrick Ferrucci who just published a study on racial stereotypes of black and white quarterbacks and how...

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Need help should someone reach out to you about experiencing a traumatic event? The Office of Victim Assistance offers tips.

The Great American Eclipse is coming up Monday, Aug. 21. Here's what you need to know to safely enjoy 2017's most highly anticipated celestial event.

CU Â鶹ӰԺ researchers were awarded $507.9 million in research grants in the 2016-17 fiscal year, setting a record in sponsored research for the campus.

The fall semester will usher in changes from OIT Learning Spaces Technology, including how the group provides audiovisual equipment, and the elimination of VCR delivery and pickup.

If you plan to use Desire2Learn for your fall courses, the Office of Information Technology has compiled some helpful tips to ease you into the new school year.