Mechanical engineering teams had two primary aims: making an impact on a wounded veteran’s life and putting mechanical skills to the test. They designed a luggage carrier device and a swimmer lift system.
CU Boulder supporters Suzanne and Dave Hoover are giving $5 million to CU Boulder, half of which will help the School of Education renovate its new digs.
This weekend brings the Spring Concert with Still Woozy, the Energy Olympics, a special end-of-the-semester International Coffee Hour, the Boulder farmers market and more.
In recent days, the campus community engaged in discussions about critical topics like the ‘me too.’ Movement and college athletics. Folks celebrated campus sustainability and had some fun with goat yoga. See photos from the events.
With an upcoming influx of activity and visitors for commencement ceremonies beginning May 9, there will be traffic and parking impacts. Explore your options and plan ahead for getting around.
CIRES’ William Lewis will deliver a distinguished research lecture on April 30, “Lakes, Nutrients, and Water Sin.” Before you go, learn about the effect of humans on Colorado waters and more.
Engineering students are finalizing an infrared imaging system that will allow monitoring of subsurface features in wind turbine blades, an invention that could make wind turbine repair safer, faster and more cost-efficient.
With just a couple weeks left of the semester, it’s normal to feel stressed or anxious as you get ready for finals. While this time can feel overwhelming, your fellow Buffs have strategies and tips to help.
Finishing up papers, projects and exams can feel overwhelming as the spring semester nears its end. Fortunately, the campus libraries have resources and services that can help.