Winter 2010

A CU scientist and her students study pythons in search of the answer and a cure for premature heart disease.

Two professors embark on research to uncover people’s perceptions of those who acquire things versus experiences.

Anne Miltenberger (Mgmt’07) crosses the Atlantic by rowboat.

What do an ancient Roman glass vessel from 300 AD and a painting by 20th century Mexican artist Diego Rivera have in common?

As Japanese aircraft attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawai’i on Dec. 7, 1941, CU-Boulder President Robert L. Stearns called an emergency meeting with students in Macky Auditorium.

Finding emotional peace is essential to strong performance.

Dinner at the Gold Hill Inn is always a special occasion, but no visit to the inn was more special than the one my partner Sue and I made Sept. 23.

Updates and news from CU.

Introduction to Human Spaceflight

It’s time to say goodbye to single-line dorm cafeterias replete with mystery meat.

After 108 years of serving loyal customers in Boulder, Jones General Store & Camera closed Sept. 30.

With major technological advances affecting the role of media and the news business, CU may replace or transform its journalism school to better prepare students for the digital age.

Six coaches and about 80 players returned for the celebratory weekend.

Two members of the CU men’s basketball team were among the 50 players named to the preseason list for the John R. Wooden Award.

The CU women’s golf program earned two team victories in a season for the first time, claiming titles in the Buffs’ Heather Farr Memorial Invitational in October and at a Colorado State-hosted tournament.

Volleyball, Club Sports, Soccer, Track & Field

After CU announced in June it would join the Pac-10 Conference, the move is on its way to becoming reality.

Imagine the campus without Varsity Lake — just a deep, muddy ravine channeling snowmelt down the hill.

Q&A with professor Ajume WIngo

When Kenneth Caughey was born on the University of Colorado at Boulder campus, it started a relationship that lasted 85 years.