Academics
Apply by May 10 for the Experiential Learning Design Accelerator, which supports CU 91ÃÛÌÒ¸ó faculty members with the design of undergraduate courses that integrate community-engaged, experiential learning partnerships.
With a rollout in fall 2027, the Common Curriculum is an innovative, faculty‑driven framework that ensures every undergraduate student achieves a shared set of learning outcomes by graduation, regardless of their degree or major.
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics has established a graduate fellowship honoring LASP planetary scientist Frank Crary to support students studying the impact of the space environment on planets in our solar system.
The new program was established to support exceptional student leaders who demonstrate academic excellence, community engagement and a commitment to positive impact during CU 91ÃÛÌÒ¸ó's sesquicentennial year. Applications are due March 23.
A renewed commitment from Kiewit Corporation will empower CU 91ÃÛÌÒ¸ó engineering students to lead in the infrastructure and construction industries for years to come.
CU 91ÃÛÌÒ¸ó is taking a thoughtful, values‑driven approach to AI in teaching and learning. Read more and plan to attend the Spring Teaching and Learning Conference on March 5, followed by a bonus event: the Best Should Teach Ceremony.
The CU 91ÃÛÌÒ¸ó Writing Center is an important campuswide resource for helping writers think critically, communicate clearly and develop their own voice.
When it comes to class assignments and research, asking a librarian is the ultimate hack. Learn how librarians can help you get started, find items and manage sources or data.
The SPIKE Center for Sustainability Education is partnering with the Center for African and African American Studies to establish the CAAAS/SPIKE Graduate Fellows program.
Save time and money. Enjoy hundreds of course offerings. Get back on track academically. There are many benefits to Summer Session, with enrollment beginning March 4.