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A new endowed chair at JILA will support researchers from historically underrepresented groups in making new advancements in laser technology.

A new CU system website celebrates the university’s LGBTQ+ community and reaffirms the values of diversity and inclusivity. The site launches just in time for the Denver PrideFest, which CU is again sponsoring.

This program is part of the comprehensive, yearlong onboarding experience designed to increase the understanding of what it means to work at CU Boulder.

Nathan McNeill has been selected as the next director of the Colorado Mesa University-CU Boulder Engineering Partnership Program, leading a unique program that educates dozens of engineers annually in Grand Junction.

The CU Environmental Center, in conjunction with CU Transportation Services, is excited to announce that all full time students, faculty and staff are now eligible for a free Boulder B-cycle membership—an $88 value.

The ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ jumped from No. 53 to No. 20 in a recent global ranking of the top 100 universities granted U.S. utility patents. All four campuses contributed to CU’s total 100-plus patents, with CU Boulder contributing 60.

Applications are due July 17 for these awards, designed to support graduate student engagement in research on student learning and implementation of STEM programs and initiatives.

CU Boulder's Staff Council passed Resolution 2020-02 on June 12, calling for racial justice and institutional change.

The National Endowment for the Arts is granting an art works award to CU Boulder for the upcoming exhibition Tim Whiten: Tools of Conveyance.

In a message to the campus, Chancellor DiStefano announced that faculty and staff who earn an annualized salary of more than $60,000 will see a temporary 5% pay reduction. As part of this measure, university staff and 12-month faculty will receive an additional 12 days of leave to use by June 30, 2021.