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Campus Developments & Achievements
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Students have the option to choose in-person, remote or a hybrid flex model when it comes to classes for the... -
An assistant professor in the University of Colorado School of Medicine is working to bridge the health... -
University of Colorado Boulder musicians and researchers are creating custom lullabies for families to enjoy... -
The Smart Materials and Biomechanics Lab at the University of Colorado Denver is injecting some fresh... -
CU Healthcare Innovation Fund secured $50 million to invest in early stage healthcare companies. -
Whether they fill up a water bottle or go to the gym on campus, students can earn money to cover tuition... -
CU Boulder engineering students can learn engineering while improving their liberal arts skills. -
What you don't know about idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is breathtaking -
The Hybel center is among four projects that are part of the City of Champions initiative. -
Those sworn in at the ceremony included a Spanish and humanities professor at CU Colorado Springs. -
The University contributes through research, student spending, construction and teaching on all four CU... -
Learn how CU Denver plans to inspire and develop a new generation of engineering students. -
After creating an engineering school in Singapore from the ground up, Martin Dunn is working to breathe new... -
Read about the "bench to bedside" manufacturing process at the CU School of Medicine. "We... -
Aisha Ahmad-Post had a clear and ambitious goal: to become the principal bassist for the New York... -
Scot Chadwick, executive director of the CU Denver Office of Digital Education, will lead the college. -
CU Denver's Center of Preservation Research was given $37,000 grant to help restore Camp Amache. -
A new building in downtown Colorado Springs integrates UCCS with the city and community. -
In the second record-breaking year in a row, CU received more than $1 billion in research funding. -
The biosciences facility opened in 2000, has about 70 companies with 750 employees and $800 million in grants.
