Latino History Project kicks off with Cinco de Mayo
History professor Marjorie McIntosh was shocked— in her own words appalled— to discover the lack of Latino inclusion in the prevailing histories of Boulder County.
Alum takes ‘skylarking’ advice to nation’s high court
Ashby Pate, 35, left his home in Birmingham, Ala., in mid-April to take up his post as the sole American justice on the bench in the Republic of Palau. And what a long, strange and immensely enjoyable trip it’s been for the 2000 English honors graduate.
Nobel laureate’s co-author: an undergraduate
CU undergraduate student named as co-author alongside Tom Cech and Leslie Leinwand on groundbreaking paper published in the prestigious journal Nature.
Alum builds tiny house on big philosophical ground
Christopher Smith knew he wanted to sink down some roots, preferably on a mountainside. He just didn’t know that the process would require so much time, sweat and money.
“I pretty much had no construction experience,” Smith said. “I didn’t own any tools, so there was a pretty big learning curve.”
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