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CU ������ý����’s rank as a tier-one research university holds merit with both faculty and students. Case in point: CU ������ý���� senior Nick Zyzda, who began working on his ambitious Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures research project, “Madness and Science in Georg Buchner’s Lenz,” this past summer with CU ������ý���� professor and mentor Dr. Arne Höcker.

If you’ve ever lived in a residence hall, you probably know what a resident advisor (RA) is, but what you might not know, is what roles they actually play on campus.

Electronic devices��are��valuable resources for students, faculty and staff��on the go. Our phones, tablets, and laptops often contain personal information and data that is important to us, but, they also have great value to thieves and burglars. Registering your device��can be an important step in preventing victimization.

Beginning on Monday, Sept. 26, police from the City of ������ý���� and the ������ý���� will step up enforcement of the city’s traffic laws in and around several of ������ý����’s top locations for motor vehicle collisions involving a bicyclist or pedestrian as part of the Heads Up ������ý���� crosswalk safety campaign.

Join the campus community for Chancellor DiStefano's annual State of the Campus address at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Doors open at 8:15 a.m. for refreshments and conversation.

CU ������ý���� recently expanded its support of public scholarship in the arts and humanities by joining a national group called Imagining America, which works to advance democracy and participation in higher education.

Join Senior Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer Kelly Fox for an inside-the-campus view of how the ������ý���� is financed and the challenges and opportunities we face as an institution. RSVP required, space is limited. Click through to sign up for a session through the CU ������ý���� Events Calendar.