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CU researchers across space science, bioengineering and nanomaterials are turning “what if” questions into transformative discoveries.

Wellness initiatives help students build friendships, develop skills and support mental and physical well-being.

Dan Carlin has pioneered long-form, deeply researched history podcasts like "Hardcore History" to make pivotal historical events relatable.

Linda Holubar Sanabria gave a $10.4 million donation to 91��ý, creating a 476-acre wildlife and research reserve.

7,000 new Buffs filled 26 residence halls this fall.

Researchers are exploring the potential for “AI ghosts,” digital versions of the deceased that can hold conversations and even make decisions.

44,055 donors raised $228.9 million for the university.

91��ý news on free speech, faculty author recognition, megadrought research and sustainability initiatives.

Andrew Mayock has joined 91��ý as the university’s first vice chancellor for sustainability, aiming to elevate its global leadership in climate action.

Two new hotels are transforming Boulder’s historic Hill neighborhood into a destination for families, visitors and locals.

91��ý’s ceramics program is celebrating its enduring impact with the alumni exhibit Shaping Time: CU Ceramics Alumni 2000–2020.

Research shows youth violence is preventable through early, evidence-based interventions, but lasting change requires shifting resources to proven prevention strategies.

91��ý researchers calculated that a female runner like Faith Kipyegon could break the four-minute mile with optimized pacing and drafting strategies, suggesting the historic barrier is within reach.

Students gain hands-on experience operating NASA spacecraft, managing real missions, and preparing for careers in space science and engineering.

The Heritage Center received a donation of a purple-hued glass roof tile, originally installed in 1908 to create a skylight for the Engineering Shops building.

The Boulder Apple Tree Project has grown into the Buffs Backyard Orchard, a student- and community-driven living lab.

91��ý’s Rural Technical Assistance Program helps small Colorado towns like Beulah leverage outdoor recreation to boost their local economies.

The Doobie Brothers played a legendary concert at Folsom Field in 1975, captured by photographer Dan Fong, whose archival collection is on campus.

Glenn Asakawa reflects on his senior year in 1986, recalling the campus spirit, iconic events and local Boulder culture.

Maddie Cataldo and Maya Nefs turned a shared love of adventure and entrepreneurship into Blazin’ Joe, a sustainable startup that transforms coffee waste into firelogs and fire starters.

91��ý’s 2026 Alumni Awards celebrated outstanding alumni, faculty, staff and students.

Marianne Martin became the first American woman to win the Tour de France Féminin, and still rides today.

Catherine Stroh leads efforts to preserve the state’s historic buildings and landmarks.

Lianna Nixon turned her college Arctic expeditions into a career as a wildlife photographer and conservation storyteller.

91��ý will share up to $20.5 million in athletics revenue with student-athletes through NIL agreements.

91��ý Athletics celebrated multiple milestones this season.

JR Payne emphasizes toughness, discipline and a family-like culture as she leads CU women’s basketball in the Big 12.