CU Football Coach Mike MacIntyre

CU fans arrive in San Antonio; team prepares for Thursday鈥檚 Alamo Bowl

Dec. 27, 2016

The No. 11-ranked Colorado Buffaloes will face the No. 13 Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Valero Alamo Bowl on Thursday, Dec. 29. The football team arrived in San Antonio on Dec. 24 and have had a busy schedule of practice, media interviews and events.

A student listens to his laptop in a noisy coffeeshop setting

Become an advocate, get involved: Diverse Learners Week

Dec. 27, 2016

Diverse Learners Awareness Week, coming Feb. 20 through 24, can help you build the sensitivity and skills to become an effective advocate for diversity in learning. Nominate yourself now as an organizer, presenter, participant and more.

The Colorado Combined Campaign | State Employees giving, caring, sharing.

Give a little, help a lot through the CCC

Dec. 27, 2016

This time of year can be tough, with many calls for end-of-year giving that can seem like a stretch when your holiday budget is already tight. While we may not be able to make a gift right now, many of us do wish to support the agencies that make Colorado a better place for all. Consider making a giving plan for 2017 by participating in the annual Colorado Combined Campaign, an easy way to make payroll deduction gifts to more than 700 agencies right here in Colorado.

Jessie Creamean

Smoke, dust from Pacific Northwest fires affect Colorado's air quality

Dec. 27, 2016

During poor air quality days in Denver last year, CU 麻豆影院 and NOAA scientists found that specks of mineral dust swept into the region along with smoke from Pacific Northwest wildfires. Both smoke and mineral dust have consequences not only for health, but also for climate.

Michael Huseby stands in front of Barnes & Noble Education storefront

Book smarts: CU alum on the importance of education

Dec. 27, 2016

For CU alumnus Michael P. Huseby, it鈥檚 always about education. "I came to Barnes & Noble because of the opportunity to improve our country鈥檚 higher education system . . . I wanted to do something that I could really feel good about in terms of making a contribution."

Classroom

Large lecture classes: Terrifying? Engaging? Let us know

Dec. 22, 2016

The User Experience group at the Office of Information Technology is conducting research on the student large lecture experience on our campus and we鈥檇 loved to hear your thoughts. Please take a moment to answer a one-question survey about your personal experience for a chance to win a $10 Amazon gift card. Your response will be helpful in improving large lecture courses on campus.

Young student dressed as feline superhero poses for photo

Elementary after-school club evokes the superheroes within

Dec. 22, 2016

You don鈥檛 need a costume and you don鈥檛 need special powers to have an impact on children and inspire change in the world around you. El Pueblo Innovation Club (EPIC) is an after-school club for elementary school students that serves as a critical space to interpret and re-imagine roles as learners and teachers, in partnership with CU 麻豆影院 School of Education students.

Student Employment Office

Nominations sought for Student Employee of the Year

Dec. 22, 2016

The Student Employment Office is accepting nominations for Student Employee of the Year. Work-study, hourly and salaried student employees are eligible. First place will receive Buff Gear donated by the CU Bookstore and will be nominated for the Western Association of Student Employment Administrators Award.

A person uses a computer, and the text reads "Desire 2 Learn"

Request your Spring 2017 D2L courses now

Dec. 22, 2016

If you鈥檙e teaching a course in the spring and are planning to use D2L, now is great time to request your course. Requesting your course early will allow you to maximize the available time to develop your course. To request a course, instructors should log in to MyCUInfo and choose the Course Tools tab in Teaching Tools to "Request Desire2Learn Course."

Street market sells locally-grown produce

Thinking globally, eating locally: A food-literacy project

Dec. 22, 2016

In the past decade, thanks to an overwhelming scientific consensus that global temperatures are rising, 鈥渆ating local鈥 has become a way for average citizens to make a difference. And thanks to a $24,000 CU 麻豆影院 Outreach Award, a group of faculty and students will reach even farther into the community to increase 鈥渇ood literacy.鈥

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