Overview of Folsom Stadium from skyboxes. Commencement May 7, 2004. Photo by Casey A. Cass, CU-Boulder Photography Office.

Journalists Get the Scoop on Environmental Issues
Twenty-five journalists from around the country have traveled to Boulder for the 5th annual Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment this week.

Staff Benefit from a Fresh Perspective on the University
In a community as large as CU-Boulder, the campus relationship to the CU System may at times seem remote. Through the University Perspective program, staff are given an opportunity to make connections with university administration in a way that is both fun and informative.

UCSU Update
The Legislative Council of the University of Colorado Student Union approved a $400 student fee to fund campus building projects on April 29. The fee will help finance new buildings for the Law School, ATLAS, and a Visual Arts Complex, and support expansion for the Leeds School of Business and campus information technology improvements.

		CU-Boulder's LASP To Break Ground on $13 Million Building Expansion for Space Projects on May 12 CU-Boulder's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics will break ground May 12 on a $13 million expansion of its primary research building, adding much needed elbow room for LASP's booming space construction, mission operations and research program.
		CU-Boulder Professor Kristi Anseth Receives NSF's Coveted Waterman Award The National Science Foundation has awarded CU-Boulder chemical and biological engineering Professor Kristi Anseth the $500,000 Alan T. Waterman Award, the foundation's highest honor for a young researcher.
		CU Professor Challenges Obesity Studies in New Book Law Professor Paul Campos has written "The Obesity Myth," a book that challenges the diet and health industry, as well as the medical establishment and its guidelines concerning weight.
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