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The National Academy of Inventors has named two members of the CU Boulder research community to its class of fellows for 2018, Alan Weimer and John "Jan" Hall.

Disability Services is currently taking nominations for the annual awards ceremony. Nominations are due by Feb. 8 for the April 1 event.

Carey Stapleton, a doctoral candidate at CU Boulder, was the survey lead for the American Politics Research Lab's Colorado Political Climate Survey.

Colorado Springs native Serene Singh, a CU Boulder senior in political science and journalism, will begin her studies at Oxford University next fall.

Part community outreach and part lab experience for undergraduate music students, the Middle School Ensembles Program is one of the most special, integral programs in the College of Music.

From Late Night Breakfast to therapy dog sessions and other de-stress events, see what's going on to help you get ready for finals next week.

CU Boulder's Financial Futures initiative has completed its diagnostic phase to identify opportunities for resource generation in support of Academic Futures and other key strategic initiatives.

The class, first offered this fall, tackles four hot-button topics: doping, collegiate athletics, sex and gender, and sports and politics.

The Conference on World Affairs is sharing its 2019 speaker list, including a writer and producer of "The Simpsons," a Yale astrophysicist and former U.S. Senate majority leader for course planning.

The Office of Information Technology has created a new tool in Canvas that will save you time and protect your students' data, the Web Grading Sync tool.