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As of Nov. 22 the actor can hang a Presidential medal beside his Academy Awards

Kaitlyn Turnbull (A&S’20) is one of 225 Golden Buffalo Marching Band members, but she always stands out: The freshman from Clovis, Calif., is the band’s only twirler — and the first in 20 years. Her sister, Brianne, also twirls, at the University of Arizona. When Kaitlyn recently stopped by Koenig Alumni Center, she broke out the baton for us. This video is 11 seconds of happy.

Where things stand after CU's Nov. 19 win over Washington State

Kate Brown (EnvCon'81) is the first openly LGBT person to win a U.S. gubernatorial race.

If you love University of Colorado Boulder football, check out these 10 accounts to follow on Twitter!

In CU visit, Star Trek’s George Takei takes on racism, homophobia, fear

CU's 10 most recent Bowl wins.

In an old cracker tin, hidden on her grandparents’ bookshelf in Portsmouth, Ohio, Pat Donohoe (MEngl’82) and her sister, Betsy Ross Donohoe (MComm’83) found the first letters. They dated to the Civil War and were in the hand of her great-great grandfather, Will Tomlinson, and other long-gone family members. “We...

In 2010, while editing a report on the effects of climate change in Iowa, ecologist Cornelia Mutel came to grips with the magnitude and urgency of the problem.

Thin Ice is a fictional story set in a small Wisconsin town that weaves a compelling tale about race, sports, and sexism.