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This week brings mindful eating tips, takeout Tuesday, a virtual game night and more.

Postdoctoral research associate Kristine Fischenich wants to design therapeutic alternatives for the type of injuries she experienced when she was a young athlete.

Second-generation CU Buff and Boulder native Lincoln McBride helped pioneer technology used to test for COVID-19, and he credits his success in part to scientists at his alma mater.

This weekend is your last chance to join the virtual Conference on World Affairs, and we've got plenty of other virtual entertainment suggestions for you!

For Savannah Sellers (Jour’13), an eighth-grade visit to the Today show plaza led to a career title that didn't exist at the time—Snapchat news host. Today, as the host of NBC News' Stay Tuned, she is among those leading the way for news reporting on social media platforms.

While young people are less likely to experience severe or life-threatening complications from COVID-19, they play a critical role in minimizing the spread of the disease. Young people can impact how soon life returns to normal. Here are some important factors to consider to help control the spread of COVID-19.

From the Conference on World Affairs virtual speaker series to animal webcams, we’ve got you covered with things to do this week.

Another weekend at home, huh? We’ve got plenty of ideas to keep you and your friends entertained while practicing social distancing.

The Office of Information Technology is offering tips on avoiding inappropriate meeting and class disruptions, how to make attendees authenticate before joining and more. Learn more through OIT's academic technology resources for teaching continuity page.

As an activist and recent graduate from CMCI’s Media and Public Engagement master’s program, Katy Fetters is harnessing the power of social media to redefine what it means to have a disability.