Euclid Avenue, from the west end of the CASE construction site to 18th Street, will be reduced to one-way traffic for about three weeks starting on Monday, Oct. 23.
In January, we asked for the campus's opinion regarding OIT services. Check out what received positive feedback, what could be improved, requests and next steps.
CU President Bruce Benson and all four CU chancellors have signed a letter urging Congress to approve legislation to protect college students pursuing degrees under DACA.
On Oct. 31, Microsoft will discontinue support for Outlook 2007 as well as Outlook 2010/2013 clients that are not up-to-date. Update today or start using Exchange Online to ensure you continue to receive/send emails.
CU Boulder has announced a major step in reducing the cost of attendance, eliminating $8.4 million per year in course-related fees. Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano made the announcement at his State of the Campus address Tuesday.
CU Boulder Distinguished Professor Christopher Bowman has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine.
A vulnerability has been identified that allows attackers to read information relayed over wireless networks that were previously assumed to be safely encrypted. Caution is advised until patches are available.
CU Boulder artist-in-residence Lorenzo "Rennie" Harris has earned the Living Legends award. Past honorees include Fred Astaire, Pina Bausch and Misty Copeland.
Based on campus data and student feedback on quality of life, career preparation and environmentally responsible practices, CU Boulder is a top "green" school, according to The Princeton Review.
Representing the university's first black professor and first black librarian, the Nilons helped inspire countless students and colleagues and challenge the status quo.
