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Assistant Professor Kate Tallman offers a personal glimpse into her life as a government information librarian at Norlin Library. Norlin recently became the nation’s first official preservation steward library through the U.S. Government Publishing Office, an important step in preserving a democracy, she says.

The images we see in the media often tell only one story about what our bodies should look like, what they should be dressed in and how we should feel about them. However, there are many factors that can influence a person's body image.

The university is committed to responding to cases of protected class harassment, and ensuring that anyone impacted is connected with campus support services. The university encourages all students, staff and faculty to report any incidents of protected class harassment. Click through for more information.

Several months ago I wrote a column focusing on the election, the Colorado Creed and the importance of engaging with each other in respectful dialogue. As another campaign season comes to an end and we strive to reunify our nation after two years of spirited and sometimes contentious and polarizing debate, I think it’s important again to remember and recommit to our values as a university.

From helping international students connect, to cultivating an environment of mutual respect between Muslims and all communities, four campus members will be honored Nov. 16 for their outstanding contributions to international understanding.

Masters of the Environment is an innovative new graduate degree that adds advanced studies in environmental sciences, building on students' professional experience from other fields. The program features a yearlong capstone, or environmental work experience, highly valued by employers.

Hello, people! I hope you all enjoy your Thanksgiving break—you've earned it! It's a lovely week to wind down and check the last things off your to-do list.

A recent survey of nearly 11,000 graduates found that 96 percent are very to somewhat satisfied with their ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú´«Ã½ÎÄ»¯×÷Æ· education and related opportunities. Over 80 percent said their work was somewhat or strongly related to their education.

The 2016-17 ski season is right around the corner! Get your CU bus tickets now before they sell out.

When Bernard Amadei joined the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú´«Ã½ÎÄ»¯×÷Æ· faculty in 1982, his research focus was mainly in the field of geologic and geotechnical engineering but after his first trip to rural Belize, he had a change of heart and knew he needed to do more. The CU Board of Regents named the Engineers Without Borders founder a CU Distinguished Professor this week.