23 April 2019 Logan Davel [email protected] There have been several discussions centered on drug abuse in previous years and each cycle has been marked by the same checkpoints. Society willRead more >
19 March 2019 Travis Boren [email protected] Former dean, Peter Braza, chaired a hiring committee that has decided to bring Don Rabern in as the new dean of the College ofRead more >
Nov. 16, 2015 Evan Musick [email protected] With a low pass rate in one professor’s general chemistry class, CHEM 1001’s team of professors seek to improve student success in this subject.Read more >
May 4, 2015 Evan Musick [email protected] Buffalo gourds, mice and yeast could end up fueling small communities.Read more >
April 6, 2015 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] Radon has been a growing concern in states such as Colorado since the 80s, but an on-campus alternative to expensive testing seeks to offerRead more >
March 9, 2015 April Wefler [email protected] A new course is going to be offered in energy science, if it gets approved by an LAS committee. The 4,000-level course, titled “Photovoltaics,”Read more >
Feb. 16, 2015 Samantha Morley [email protected] Biology students get a full hands-on experience when it comes to learning about human anatomy. The anatomy labs on the fourth floor of theRead more >
Feb. 2, 2015 Eleanor Skelton [email protected] Students graduating in STEM disciplines often move out of the area, although the Front Range area was once the “little silicon valley” in theRead more >
Nov. 3, 2014 Audrey Jensen [email protected] Colorado Springs was nicknamed the mini-Silicon Valley in the mid-80s due to local computer software companies. There was a strong job market for naturalRead more >
Dec. 2, 2013 Eleanor Skelton [email protected] Pre-med students are often stereotyped as being married to their academics and MCAT scores, but some make time for extracurricular activities.Read more >