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	CU Women Succeeding Symposium sets record attendance

	CU system notifies group of employees about W-2 irregularities

	Retirees file suit against newly signed PERA law

	Tuition flexibility plan might go to lawmakers this month

	Faculty Council budget committee offers guide to approaching cuts

	Wellness promotion part of planned improvements to health benefits

	CU still top contributor to statewide charity campaign

	Five questions for Steven Medema

	INVST marks 20th year with gala, workshops

	People

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	Letters to the editor

NEWS FROM THE CU SYSTEM

CU-BOULDER
	Conference on World Affairs returns for 62nd run

UCCS
	School of Public Affairs to provide law enforcement education

UC DENVER
	Pyramid Plus center will promote social emotional development in kids

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	University of Colorado Hospital internal medicine, specialty clinic relocating

CU FOUNDATION
	Biotech Building receives boost from $1 million gift

TECH TRANSFER
	Colorado company licenses CU test to assess chronic liver disease

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The stark statistics and harrowing stories of women and girls incarcerated in U.S. prisons, and the sobering realities of higher education funding were among the keynote issues explored at this year's University of Colorado Women Succeeding Symposium. Read full story>>

CU system notifies group of employees about W-2 irregularities
Security officials fix online application before restoring service

Faculty Council budget committee offers guide to approaching cuts
Chair Malone: 'These are the things we're going to try to protect'

Wellness promotion part of planned improvements to health benefits
New approach to group benefits will emphasize quality of life

CU still top contributor to statewide charity campaign
Employee donations up 3 percent over previous year

Five questions for Steven Medema
Director of the Honors and Leadership program, University of Colorado Denver

INVST marks 20th year with gala, workshops
Former professors to teach at Boulder event

People
News about your colleagues at the university

Letters to the editor
"I object to your headline referring to recent PERA changes..."

Did you know...
Books 24 x 7

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Conference on World Affairs returns for 62nd run

UCCS
School of Public Affairs to provide law enforcement education

UC DENVER
Pyramid Plus center will promote social emotional development in kids

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
University of Colorado Hospital internal medicine, specialty clinic relocating

CU FOUNDATION
Biotech Building receives boost from $1 million gift

TECH TRANSFER
Colorado company licenses CU test to assess chronic liver disease

Retirees file suit against newly signed PERA law
Reduction of benefits unconstitutional, plaintiffs say

Tuition flexibility plan might go to lawmakers this month
Higher Ed committee agrees in principle to idea; governor might review this week

Students rally at state Capitol to call for higher ed funding
About 600 march in Denver to call attention to crisis

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