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Students build outdoor performing arts stage in Ridgway

Students from the CU Denver design-build program sit on the new outdoor stage they built in Ridgway

RIDGWAY, Colo. (June 20, 2013) -- Music will emanate from the center of this small Western Slope mountain town this summer -- thanks to students in an Advanced Design-Build Studio class at CU Denver.

CAP plays key role in launch of land library

Professor Kat Vlahos (red vest) explains aspects of the Buffalo Peaks ranch to CU Denver students

SOUTH PARK, Colo. - Wind and sun are two constants at the historic Buffalo Peaks Ranch. Within a year or two, the ranch will be home to a third companion -- books.

Officials spell out challenging funding environment

Jeff Parker explains higher-ed funding challenges for CU at a lunch-and-learn session

DENVER (May 30, 2013) - CU Advocates wrapped up a four-campus series of discussions about the university's economic future with a lunch-and-learn session at the University of Colorado Denver Business School on Wednesday.

Top interns named by Experiential Learning Center

CU Denver student Bradley Larson works with cheetahs as part of an internship

DENVER -- Students, faculty and employees who work with the Experiential Learning Center's internship programs were recently awarded with top interns and distinguished nominees awards.

Preservation researchers document historic model trains

A laser prepares to document a Union Station model train layout

DENVER (May 22, 2013) - Wherever the state's most elaborate model trains end up, operators can thank the University of Colorado Denver's Center of Preservation Research for documenting every detail in their original home -- Union Station.

Workshop focuses on how to implement public-private partnerships

RTD General Manager Phil Washington delivers the keynote at the PPP workshop

DENVER (May 22, 2013) - Already a leader in public-private partnerships on transit projects, Colorado must keep that innovation moving forward because public resources for services and infrastructure continue to shrink.

Engineering students display innovative solutions in design contest

CU Denver computer science students create surveillance system for Design Competition

DENVER (May 20, 2013) - Seventeen teams competed in the College of Engineering and Applied Science's Engineering Design Competition on Friday. Students created innovations in electrical, mechanical, civil and computer science engineering.

Navy son surprises mother at her graduation

Spring graduate Beth Rozinek stands next to her son Zac Drake at CU Denver graduation May 18

DENVER (May 18, 2013) - The bear hug between the mom in a cap and gown and son in Navy fatigues went on for more than a minute. Zac Drake, stationed in Japan, hadn't seen his mother, Beth Rozinek, in 18 months.

Panel disscusses technology and international development

Panel discusses media, technology and international development at CU Denver

DENVER (May 16, 2013) - The growing role that fast-changing media and technology play in developing countries around the globe was discussed this morning by a panel organized by the School of Public Affairs.

Coaches Caravan visits Anschutz Medical Campus

Jim Ellis shows the educational grocery lab to CU Buffs coaches during Coaches Caravan

AURORA, Colo. (May 16, 2013) -- The Colorado Coaches Caravan rolled onto the Anschutz Medical Campus Tuesday, giving top CU Buffaloes coaches an up-close look at the campus's cutting-edge scientific research and fitness programs.

Franklins donate major scholarship gift to university

CU Denver officials and Franklins sign scholarship agreement

DENVER (May 15, 2013) - Leading youth advocates Les and Marianne Franklin committed a major scholarship gift to the University of Colorado Denver, ensuring that at-risk students have an opportunity to achieve their dreams.

Mall kiosks showcase CAP student work

CAP students Ryan Sagar and Jake Sacks install a display into a kiosk on the 16th Street Mall

DENVER (May 14, 2013) - Little by little -- by piecing together maps and photos -- the historical character of a six-block area in the heart of Denver came to life for passers-by on the 16th Street Mall.

Implementing Public-Private Partnerships for Colorado

DENVER (May 9, 2013) - The State of Colorado continues to forge successful public-private partnerships, especially in the transportation arena. Denver’s Union Station is one example of public-private partnerships.

Geography students go to farm to learn urban agriculture

CU Denver instructor Amanda Weaver pets a goat at Five Fridges Farm in Wheat Ridge

WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. (May 9, 2013) -- As sunshine melted another spring blanket of snow, grass sprouted in clumps, goats milled in pens and a stream trickled. CU Denver students checked on animals and crops at this urban farm in the suburbs.

Students faculty and staff honored for diversity efforts

Diversity Award winners pose with Lilly Marks, Don Elliman and Brenda Allen at May 6 luncheon

AURORA, Colo. (May 6, 2013) - Outstanding individual and collective efforts to promote diversity and inclusion on the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus were celebrated Monday.

More light less heat needed in energy debate

Panelists discuss energy development during a Buechner Breakfast at CU Denver

DENVER (May 3, 2013) -- While record amounts of oil and gas are flow, Colorado is wrestling with the boom's scale and potential health consequences. A panel at CU Denver discussed energy policy and pushed for "more light and less heat."

Simpson delivers straight talk on fixing federal deficit

CU officials and Sen. Alan Simpson at the Celebration of Success event

DENVER (May 2, 2013) - Retired U.S. Sen. Alan Simpson brought that a sobering message and his renowned tart humor to the 2013 Celebration of Success dinner on Wednesday night.

Students plant trees at fire-devastated Hayman site

Group of CU Denver students who planted trees

DENVER (May 1, 2013) - More than 300 new trees planted by CU Denver students are dotting the landscape in Colorado's Pike National Forest where the arson-triggered 'Hayman fire' blackened more than 200 acres in 2002.

CU teams support March for Babies

A large group of walkers from the Anschutz Medical Campus participated in the March for Babies

DENVER (April 29, 2013) - Nearly 5,000 --including more than 400 from CU -- laced up their walking shoes to March for Babies on April 27 in Denver’s City Park.

University puts energy and hours into service

College of Nursing representatives volunteer for the CU in the Community campaign

DENVER (April 25, 2013) - More than 120 faculty, staff, students and alumni pitched in during this year's CU in the Community campaign.

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