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Last month a collective cheer went up from CU Engineering when the Board of Regents approved a new state-of-the-art aerospace engineering building on East Campus.
But did you know they gave us a second reason to cheer that day?
Housed within the BOLD Center, the Engineering GoldShirt program is designed to provide a performance-enhancing year for students who would otherwise be underprepared for engineering study.GoldShirt prepares students for success in a traditional
I recently returned from spending two weeks on-site with our Bridges to Prosperity team in Bolivia. As a faculty member in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering for nearly 20 years, I’ve talked to many students about
I am a 20-year-old student studying mechanical engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder. During my first year of college, I quickly learned three things about being a college student:Being a college student is
[Editors note: This blog is cross-posted from Medium.]Are you a woman who is an undergraduate or graduate student enrolled full-time at an accredited university in the US, in a STEM field? If you are, you now have an
Giving is easy. Just visit www.colorado.edu/crowdfunding/clough today.
#ILookLikeAnEngineer What does a CU engineer look like? Let us show you!The College of Engineering and Applied Science, in collaboration with the BOLD Center, is part of the #ILookLikeAnEngineer campaign to showcase the
Professor Dave Clough, in back, gathers with members of the women's basketball team at the American University of Iraq, Sulaimani, where he helped develop the engineering curriculum.We’re continuing to say thanks this week to one
The Dave Clough stories keep rolling in!Last week we asked the CU community to share stories about Professor Dave Clough as he prepares for retirement after 42 years. And wow, did you deliver!We’ve already shared heartwarming
[Editor's Note: This post is part of a series sharing memories and stories of Professor David Clough as he approaches retirement. Join the conversation by using the hashtag #MyDaveCloughStory to share your memories on Facebook or Twitter, or submit