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CU names professor Robert Boswell interim vice chancellor
MCD biology professor to take over diversity position
Broadening the scope of his responsibilities for the University of Colorado at Boulder, Interim Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement Robert Boswell explores his new post after having previously served as a professor in MCD biology.
CU interdisciplinary program Exploratory Committee members named
Committee to consider structure of information, communication and technology
Eight members have been named to the Information, Communication and Technology, or ICT, Exploratory Committee, according to a CU press release, and a new interdisciplinary academic program of information, communication and technology is being developed.
Boulder Municipal Court plans to change MIP protocol
MIP offenders will receive individualized treatments starting in January
Boulder Municipal Court is changing the remedial protocol for people 18 to 20 who are charged with a minor in possession of alcohol offense.
GLBT Resource Center hosts barbecue
Students enjoy informative welcome-back event
A rainbow flag flew high on Regent Lawn as students gathered in line for the GLBT barbecue yesterday evening.
Dean of Law School resigns
Slated to leave current position in 2011
David Getches, dean of the Law School at the University of Colorado at Boulder, is resigning effective June of next year, according to a CU news release.
CU registration increases…for parties?
Officials say new program will help avoid noise violations
Off-Campus Student Services is launching the Party Registration Program, allowing students to register their parties in order to avoid a noise violation ticket.
CU’s study abroad programs to Mexico under temporary suspension
U.S. State Department and U.S. Consulate monitored increasing violence
All study abroad programs in Mexico, including one undergraduate academic program, are remaining under suspension due to safety concerns.
CU’s judicial affairs becomes the Office of Student Conduct
Name change meant to more accurately reflect their work
There are certain names that will always strike fear into the hearts of people, the DMV, the principal’s office and, quite possibly, the Office of Judicial Affairs.
Millions on the line at CU
CU's "new" student government
Do you know your student government? An elected group of students control about $30 million of student fees and each year guide funding for the major centers on campus and student groups. Yet many students still know surprisingly little about CU’s student government, CUSG.
CU dining wins award
Staff members pleased with recognition
CU dining services is changing the way people think about “dorm food.”