Chosen for the most distinguished award a faculty member can receive from campus, this year's Hazel Barnes Prize winner Sarah Krakoff orchestrates the interrelationship of learning and research as a community enterprise in a quest to inspire her students and help the public.
The week in photos and video brought glimpses of Admitted Student Day, open studios with CU art students, highlights from this year's Conference on World Affairs and goat yoga.
The decorated Olympian, who now uses her platform to promote positive body image and advocate for survivors of sexual abuse, spoke to a crowd of CU Boulder students, staff, faculty and community members Thursday night.
Join collaborative breakout sessions, listen in on informative panels and celebrate this year's sustainability award winners at the 25th annual Campus Sustainability Summit. Anyone is welcome to attend portions of interest, and pre-registration is not required.
Down with data? Check out the interactive exhibit for the inaugural Data Visualization Contest, featuring work by Wirfs-Brock and other graduate students, currently on view at Norlin Library.
Serene Singh, a CU Boulder junior majoring in political science and journalism, has won a prestigious Truman Scholarship, an honor that brings with it up to $30K for graduate study.
Develop your science communication skills and see a showcase of the work being done by young STEM researchers at CU Boulder at the WiSE Science Communication Symposium.
Next week's Academic Futures open forums will be on Monday, April 16, and Tuesday, April 17. The discussion topics will be "creating a global campus" and "inclusive excellence and other core values."ÌýThere are additional sessions and topics planned through early May.Ìý