UCCS Launches Effort to Create More Science, Math Teachers The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs will join other leading universities working to increase the number of math and science teachers in the U.S. by offering the nationally regarded UTeach program this year.
UNC Professor Emeritus Receives National Award Carl Gerbrandt (left), professor emeritus from the University of Northern Colorado School of Music, has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Opera Association.
Metro State Trumpeter Heads to National Semifinals After years of sweating behind the brass, 25-year-old Steven-Jon Billings (left) has been accepted as a semifinalist in the undergraduate division of The National Trumpet Competition.
CU Tossing Recyclables into Expanded Dual-Stream System  The University of Colorado at Boulder is expanding its recycling program and converting to a dual-stream system with the help of dozens of student employees who provide recycling outreach, collections and processing.
LCC, UCCS Partner for Advanced Nursing Training Lamar Community College’s collaboration with the University of Colorado–Colorado Springs Beth-El School of Nursing is enabling LCC nursing students to pursue advanced Beth-El coursework - through classroom video or online webcasts - toward Baccalaureate, Master's or Doctorate of Nursing Practice degrees.
Mines and East Middle School Engineering a Winning Partnership Colorado School of Mines and East Middle School in Aurora Public Schools have been recognized as an exemplary K-12 – university partnership in engineering education by the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE).
DU Presents: “Housing 2010: Changes in Leadership and FHA Lending” A panel of experts will discuss leadership changes in the affordable housing industry and FHA lending industry at a special day-long event, Feb. 19 at the University of Denver.
CSU Student's Death Remains a Mystery How the body of Devon Arnold (left), a senior at Colorado State University, ended up on railroad tracks near Keensburg in Weld County last Thursday morning after he was last seen Wednesday night at the Pepsi Center watching a Denver Nuggets game remains a mystery.
CMC Travel Abroad Courses Offer Personal and Academic Growth Opportunities abound this summer for academic and personal growth for anyone enrolling in travel abroad courses through Colorado Mountain College, among them a course in Dublin Ireland that includes a visit to the National Gallery of Ireland (left).
NJC Employees Donate to Local Food Bank On Jan. 18, Northeastern Junior College employees brought 212 pounds of non-perishable food items to campus to be collected and donated to the Logan County Cooperating Ministries food bank.
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Mesa State’s Proposed Body Farm
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 "When the budget gets tight, the discretionary items, like higher education, have to be cut," State Representative Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Boulder, during a discussion on the University of Colorado’s budget, Boulder Daily Camera, Feb. 7, 2010.
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