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The chancellor's annual Spring Town Hall, scheduled for March 13, will explore the innovative and inspiring ways our campus community is incorporating the university's strategic imperatives in their work.

Don’t have any spring break plans? The Rec Center has you covered.

CIRES Director Waleed Abdalati addresses concerns regarding the Trump Administration's proposed budget cuts to one of the government's premier climate science agencies, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

St. Patrick’s Day can be a time of festivities and celebration. Please take a moment to review some safety and enforcement tips.

There’s a new office space on campus that anyone can use. The rental is free, the WI-FI works great and — being outdoors — the views are spectacular.

There are wide variety of international student groups and programs on both the CU Â鶹ӰԺ and CU Denver campuses. Learn more about these organizations and get involved today.

The new Center for the Study of Origins, a Grand Challenge initiative, provides "an interdisciplinary nexus for humanists, social scientists and natural scientists to engage in exciting and inspirational opportunities to address origins theories from a variety of perspectives," says Provost Russell Moore.

Campus administrators are carefully assessing President Trump's revised travel restrictions and how the new executive order issued today might affect international students, scholars and faculty who study, teach and conduct research at the Â鶹ӰԺ.

On March 9, a conference hosted by Silicon Flatirons will bring together futurists, entrepreneurs, academics and policymakers to consider the social implications of artificial intelligence.

After struggling to find his place in engineering and math, Kristof Klipfel discovered the creative outlet he craved in the ATLAS Institute's Technology, Arts and Media program. The senior is consistently cranking out innovative work that demonstrates his active imagination.