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Palm oil is an unusual suspect in creating a tremendous amount of air pollution, according to a CU-Boulder study.

I got the call at my pad in the Lazy J Motel, a housing complex on 28th Street across from campus. It was at 12:20 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22, 1963.

The world’s largest privately owned holocaust archive is donated to CU-Boulder.

Explore Boulder this summer by renting the city’s hip red cruiser B-Cycle bikes. In the morning, hit the Boulder Creek path, one of The Hill’s unique coffee shops and cafés or pedal to Chautauqua for close-up views of the Flatirons.

U.S. passport control agents may need to order more rubber stamp pads to accommodate the influx of CU-Boulder students studying abroad by 2020.

Right after Theodore Maiman (EngrPhys’49) successfully developed the laser in 1960, newspapers reported that a Los Angeles scientist had invented a death ray.

While traveling the world to understand everything there is to know about caffeine, Murray Carpenter uncovers some shocking surprises.

Barbara Vobejda decides what The Washington Post’s front page and breaking news stories will be every day.

The university’s first library opened in September 1877 in Old Main. It had two books, but by the turn of the century the library, situated on the third floor, had more than 7,000 books.