ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ & Community
In 1905, CU women’s field hockey made university history as the first women’s team to play on Gamble Field.
When the race debuted in May 1979 with 2,200 finishers, it was already one of the largest 10Ks in the Rocky Mountain Region.
The volunteer-run program pairs CU business faculty with local organizations throughout Colorado.
Research involving the community has been crucial to the university’s ethos since its inception 150 years ago.
Last year, the group announced the retirement of cellist András Fejér, the last remaining member of the original quartet.
Redford gave the items to Chancellor James Corbridge, who donated them to the CU Heritage Center in 1992.
Maximilian Knight’s company Rooted Robotics takes an affordable approach to indoor farming.
CU ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ has been shaped by the vision, courage and tenacity of many students, faculty, staff and alumni since 1876.