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A new technology developed in the Joel Kralj Lab at CU Boulder is driving the field of bacterial electrophysiology in new directions and enabling researchers to study electrical activity in live bacteria.

As the fall Diversity and Inclusion Summit comes to a close, the powerful conversations and evolving ideas do not. We continue to work toward "finding our way," not without an array of community-building opportunities and learning, resource and support options.

During the upcoming fall break, the Euclid Parking Garage will be closed from 6 a.m. Nov. 18 to 6 a.m. Nov. 26 to epoxy and re-stripe the top-deck parking garage floor.

When Dakota Brummel started at CU Boulder, he saw an opportunity to enhance the transition experience to maintain the sense of camaraderie veterans form while serving our nation.

Vanessa Dunn, Carol Bender and Ed von Bleichert have been awarded in recognition of and appreciation for exceptional job performance and remarkable contributions to CU Boulder.

The Diversity and Inclusion Summit has provided a great reminder of CU Boulder's need to listen to its students and form solutions based on how people actually experience the university.

CU Boulder will honor the nation's veterans, including CU's own student, staff and faculty veterans, during a Nov. 10 ceremony at the University Memorial Center and the Nov. 11 football game.

Skillsoft access expanded to students this past summer, meaning faculty or staff can share valuable resources, supplementing coursework or helping student employees build their skills.

Since we began Academic Futures, I have been struck by a constant question from our campus community: "Is this for real?" It's a natural question, and the answer to all its variations is "yes."

Drawing hundreds of attendees so far, the two-day summit is off to a great start, featuring engaging dialogues and sessions on everything from race relations in sports to DACA and Dreamers.