Kristen Schilz was born in Miles City, Montana, and grew up in Boise, Idaho. In school, she was on the drill team and practiced ballet and piano.… Full Story

On Oct. 24, scholarship recipient students got up early to receive recognition and celebrate their academic achievements at the Scholar Community Breakfast.… Full Story

After being thanked by their leaders both in words and in food, honorees of this fall’s Office of Research and Services (ORS) Awards Luncheon were transported ahead in time to a post-apocalyptic world and back in time to the days humans first walked on two feet.… Full Story

The university’s fall tradition – LynxFest: Family & Alumni Weekend – welcomed more than 100 alumni, students and family members to campus on Oct.… Full Story

Scot Chadwick is the new vice chancellor of enterprise development at the University of Colorado South Denver.… Full Story

Back in the 1970s, Dan Gilbert (BA, ’81) came to CU Denver to study creative writing. Finding the class he wanted to take full, he asked the registrar what he could take in its place.… Full Story

Rafael Sanchez Vega, PhD, PE, associate professor of mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering and Applied Science, is proud of his latest apparatus: a simple Fresnel solar heat generator, which is transportable and produces clean water.… Full Story

Josh Churlik (MBA ’05) came to Denver with visions of building something great. He knew he’d love Denver, and he knew the CU Denver Business School was the place to get his MBA and learn the skills he’d need to achieve his dream.… Full Story

Austin Dyer fell in love in college, but not in the usual way. A bit of a self-described lost soul, the then-Texas State undergraduate wandered into the offices of the university outdoor program and found a home away from home.… Full Story