Alumni
In days of yore, the arts depended largely on a patronage system. Today, artists often rely on entrepreneurial skills to make a living. With degrees in business and theater, Andryn Arithson is one recent graduate who is making use of multiple business strategies to pursue her love of the performing arts.
Joe Romig has spent his life pushing limits, whether on the football field as an undersized but overachieving All-American for the University of Colorado, in the classroom as a Rhodes Scholar with an eye for astronomy, or even in outer space as part of the NASA Voyager Missions.
Ryan Ferrero helps startup businesses find success through Ignyte Lab, which helps entrepreneurs take their business to the next level.
Suzanne Heintz spends her workdays in the broadcast industry. In her off hours, she broadcasts her art, which might strike some as odd. For the last 14 years, she鈥檚 appeared in a host of family photographs with a 鈥渉usband鈥 and 鈥渄aughter,鈥 who happen to be mannequins.
Jessica Lutz was named the Outstanding Graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences for the spring 2013 commencement.Author of two honors theses, in linguistics and microbiology, hopes well-rounded education will prepare her for life-saving workSome
The remote Republic of Palau in the Pacific Ocean can thank the late Kurt Vonnegut for the newest member of its supreme court. But give the lion鈥檚 share of credit along the way to a couple of professors at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Boulder Food Rescue sounds like the name of an organization dedicated to providing food to people who need it. And that鈥檚 what it is.
CU undergraduate student named as co-author alongside Tom Cech and Leslie Leinwand on groundbreaking paper published in the prestigious journal Nature.
Success at the baseball diamond, on the race track and in businessCU alumnus Tom Garfinkel stands on the mound of Chase Field, the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks for whom he is the the executive vice president and chief operating officer.Since Tom
Mountain Research Station chief expands understanding of alpine environmentsBill Bowman on Niwot Ridge near the Continental Divide. A caption accompanying this picture on Bowman's web site says, "My field office - where work really gets done."Bill