Research at CU Boulder encompasses thousands of scholarly, scientific and creative endeavors at any given time, resulting in ...

Artist's depiction of water rushing into Mars' Jezero Crater, which billions of years ago was the site of a delta. (Credit: ...

Make Arts "AND" Sciences a part of your story. Are you a chemist AND a dancer? Do you have a passion for writing AND physics? Whatever your AND is, the College of Arts and Sciences will support you in ...

The Engineering Management minor is designed to help advance abilities in leadership for application to industry. This minor is designed for students who wish to advance their business skills and ...

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Description:A beloved tradition of the conference, Ebert Interruptus is a four-part event showing a film along with in-depth analysis. This year’s edition of Interruptus will feature The Wizard of Oz.

New discoveries and advancements in the medical field have introduced a myriad of life-saving therapy options for patients across the globe. But what does it matter if tremendous costs and inefficient ...

WHAT IS THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF OUR CONCEPT OF CHAOS? The term 'chaos' appears for the first time in world literature in a remarkable passage in Hesiod's Theogony, but almost certainly it does not ...

Our faculty, students and researchers travel the world to conduct research in ecology and evolution. Learn more about their experiences and stories in our In the Field articles. Ecology and ...

The mission of the CU Women’s Rugby team is to challenge and empower themselves as people on and off the pitch. The players aspire to trust, motivate and rise together as a team to create a family and ...

A new modeling tool from INSTAAR provides weekly snow-water equivalent estimates for the entire Western US. Last week, INSTAAR’s Mountain Hydrology Group released its fifth near-real-time report on ...

Hickcox, a CU Boulder teaching associate professor of geography, is recognized for empowering students to think of themselves as creators of knowledge Supported by a generous donation from Craig ...