Academics

Glass speaks on the changing face of academic policy, a field in which he was recently ranked the 10th most influential scholar. By Rebecca Viale

Caroline Haythornthwaite, a candidate to be dean of the forthcoming CMCI, held a session with faculty and students Tuesday. By Sam Klomhaus

Having been acknowledged as one of the most influential scholars in education, CU professor Lorrie Shepard continues on her fight towards creating a better environment for teachers and students within a test heavy system.

Director of the National Education Policy Center and co-author of Closing the Opportunity Gap, Welner has done significant research in student tracking and de-tracking in education. By Rebecca Viale

The one-year program will prepare students to be patent agents. By Sam Klomhaus

Alex Molnar, motivated by his goal of seeing that every child has access to a high quality public education, was recognized as one of the top 200 influential researchers in the nation in education. By Rebecca Viale

A profile on Derek Briggs, one of six University of Colorado Boulder faculty recognized in the nation’s top 200 education scholars. By Rebecca Viale

Financial aid program creates out-of-state options for low-income, underrepresented students. By Lena Schneider

You may have noticed “Be Boulder” in emails and on university websites. What does it mean for the campus community? By Sam Klomhaus

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Summer registration began this week on March 6, get to know your options