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New Web site highlights value of federal stimulus funding
To date, university system receives 139 grant awards worth nearly $52 million.


Student enrollment up on all four CU campuses
Preliminary numbers indicate Colorado Springs, Denver and Anschutz have record enrollment.


Regents hear more about state budget woes
Even if economy rebounds, 'state will still struggle.'


News briefs
Short news bites from around the CU system.


People
Learn more about the people of the University of Colorado.


Did you know...
...about your Board of Regents?
News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Top teacher moves in to launch residential college.


UCCS
Magazine salutes school for service to service members.


UC DENVER
Interaction with first-year students the focus at symposium.


ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
University of Colorado Cancer Center wins National Cancer Institute grant.


CU FOUNDATION
Groundbreaking of biotech building accelerates fundraising efforts.


TECH TRANSFER
Office invites bioscience faculty to submit grant proposals.

 

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