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Robert Ergun and Richard Eastes of the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics have been recognized by NASA for their work probing the dynamics of the sun, Earth's atmosphere and more.

The Graduate School’s new dean, Scott Adler, welcomed approximately 900 new graduate students to ��ɫ��Ƶ on Aug.19.

Melinda Piket-May is charged with promoting education for students at all scholastic levels across the state as the Timmerhaus Teaching Ambassador.

Doctoral student Tafadzwa Tivaringe recently received a prestigious invitation resulting from his years spent working in Cape Town, South Africa, and his ��ɫ��Ƶ research that draws from census data to examine graduate unemployment.

Alphonse Keasley Jr. and Gene Hayworth are among four local citizens who will be recognized for their contributions to the arts in Boulder County at a community event on Sept. 6.

Multimedia artist Pamela Z (Mus ’78) was one of just two composers awarded with the coveted fellowship at the American Academy in Rome this April.

The Association of University Architects recently honored Campus Architect and Director of Planning and Design Bill Haverly with the organization’s Distinguished Service Award, which has only been given to 43 members in the history of the organization.

Construction of a new integrative physiology building reached a literal apex Thursday, as the final steel beam was ceremoniously signed and laid atop the new structure. A formal topping-off event was held at the site, home to a new $21.8 million expansion of the Ramaley Biology Building.

The Leeds School of Business center was honored with the first-ever Collaborative Award from the Best for Colorado program for their partnership with B Lab and ongoing support of the B Corp movement.

CU’s assistant vice chancellor of advancement and associate athletic director is one of this year’s nine Next Up honorees, recognizing senior-level athletics administrators who are “next up.”