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Faculty, staff and students can pay their outstanding CU Â鶹ӰԺ parking citations with canned food instead of cash during Parking Services’ Food for Fines, Jan. 28 through Feb. 1.

Before you go grocery shopping, here are six tips to help you stay in your budget, maximize your time and eat healthy.

What’s happening with our strategic initiatives? Academic Futures is calling for committee nominations and Financial Futures is seeking campus community input, plus more.

What can you learn about professional success from Chris Rock, Joan Rivers and Charlie Chaplin? Learn more at this crash course on Jan. 23.

Register for the symposium that will explore ways to develop authentic and empowered leadership skills. A variety of events are planned for women/woman-identified students, faculty and staff.

It's finally happened—you're here and starting your first semester at CU. Whether it's your first time away from home or you're becoming familiar with a new campus, get tips for starting off strong.

MacArthur Fellow Josh Kun will discuss how the DJ method of crossfading is used to explore and animate historic sheet music, vinyl LPs and more, addressing issues of gentrification, urban redevelopment and racial inequality.

The University of Colorado’s public outreach and community engagement efforts are coming into clearer focus, thanks to a new tool that shows statewide impact.

As we begin a new year, goals and resolutions are top of mind. I’d like to share some things I've learned to help you achieve your goals this year.

New CU Â鶹ӰԺ research shows that when it comes to genetically modified foods people who hold the most extreme views opposing these foods also think they know most about genetically modified food science, but actually they know the least. Phil Fernbach is the study’s lead author and is a professor...