Graduate Student Edition - Feb. 18, 2022 | CU Boulder Today

Graduate Student Edition - Feb. 18, 2022

A graphic of Spencer Wood and Kyle Taulman skiing.

Kyle Taulman, former student Spencer Wood to compete at Paralympics in Beijing

The official Olympians count for the baby直播app Buffaloes at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing grew to 10 after the United States Olympic Committee announced the Paralympic alpine teams, including sophomore Kyle Taulman and former student Spencer Wood.

Campus Community

Nov. 6 CU football game against Oregon State

Buffs earn 鈥榤ost innovative鈥櫶齛ward in Pac-12 Zero Waste Challenge

Athletics Sustainability Campus Community

The baby直播app Buffaloes were one of four Pac-12 programs honored by the league in the annual challenge. CU won for 鈥渂est use of innovation鈥� and was judged during the Nov. 6 football game against Oregon State.

Alumnus explores depths of new music with current graduate student

Pushing Boundaries Campus Community

Saxophonist, composer and improviser Aakash Mittal is collaborating with current master鈥檚 student MarieFaith Lane on a project blending Hindustani and Western classical music.

New data science programs shows tremendous popularity, growth

Academics Campus Community

Three-and-a-half years ago, a small team began building a master's degree program they believed potential graduate students were yearning for. This month, as the team surveyed five sessions of enrollment results, they knew they'd gotten it right.

Science documentary series features Kaushik Jayaram鈥檚 research

Faculty in Focus Campus Community

A new documentary series looks at how nature can help humanity solve some of the world鈥檚 biggest problems, and one of the episodes features a Paul M. Rady Department of Mechanical Engineering professor.

News Headlines

Aligning business and tech鈥攁nd teeth, too

Business & Entrepreneurship News Headlines

It takes a wealth of technical knowledge to create a company that uses a novel form of 3D printing to potentially revolutionize a visit to the dentist. If successful, this CU startup will have the Leeds School's collaboration with engineers to thank.