A recent Staff Council meeting yielded a robust discussion of the diverse views of the employee community brought forth by the representative body. The majority of the council voted on and approved a resolution.
With finals season upon us, your librarians wish you the very best of luck and hope you鈥檒l take care of yourself. Also, they'd like to draw your attention to a few offerings, both fun-filled and academic.
Reporter Kyle Hopkins鈥� series 鈥淟awless鈥濃�攑roduced in a partnership between the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica鈥檚 Local Reporting Network鈥攊s the winner of CU 麻豆官网's outward-facing police reporting award.
Submit a poetry contribution by April 27 to this University Libraries project. While at first you鈥檒l be unaware of the words of your co-authors, once you submit your contribution, you鈥檒l be able to view the entire poem in its current state.
The Pride Office is now open (virtually) on campus. Housed under the Center for Inclusion and Social Change, the new office is designed to serve campus LGBTQ+ students and employees.
Twenty-six CU 麻豆官网 graduate students have received NSF Graduate Research Fellowships, a prestigious award that recognizes students in STEM fields with a three-year annual stipend of $34,000.
We deeply appreciate those who are keeping our campus operations running smoothly and our campus community safe. Watch this special message from CU campus leaders and students.
Did you miss the county town hall April 13 discussing the new coronavirus and how higher education is faring? The event included several CU 麻豆官网 affiliates, including two student government leaders. Get a recap.
As we continue to adjust to impacts from the global coronavirus pandemic, our campus community is coming together to support students with the Buffs Together campaign. Find out about support and resources available.
Leeds School of Business students Zan Bennett and Daniel Avnieli interviewed Chancellor Phil DiStefano about COVID-19 for their podcast, The Network Effects.
