In the Spotlight with Gary Chadwick, Director, Student Recreation Center
The architectural beauty of the Boulder campus is world renowned and our buildings often are viewed as the face of the university. In this series, "In the Spotlight," we ask CU-Boulder building directors to give us a behind-the-scenes look at the facilities and programs they manage - along with a glimpse into their personalities. Part six of this series features Gary Chadwick, director of the Student Recreation Center. More >>

A Friendly Face Away From Home
Moving away from home can be an exciting and scary adventure for most college students. But imagine moving to a different state, or even a different country. Many student-athletes at the University of Colorado come to Boulder unfamiliar with the city and everything Boulder has to offer. To help these student-athletes, there are the friendly faces of Jim and Rosie Gilbert. More >>

Theatre and Dance Welcomes the Talent of Lee Blessing and Susan Marshall
Students in the department of theatre and dance are enjoying the guidance of extraordinary professionals in the field. This semester, award-winning playwright Lee Blessing, along with Susan Marshall, artistic director and choreographer of Susan Marshall & Company, have been in residence thanks to the generosity of the Roe Green Distinguished Visiting Theatre Artist and the James and Rebecca Roser Visiting Artist programs, respectively. More >>

		Hidden Buddhist Arts Topic Of March 20 Talk By CU-Boulder Professor Ronald Bernier Ronald Bernier will present his final public lecture at the University of Colorado at Boulder as a professor of art history when he discusses "Hidden Buddhist Arts in Burma, Ladakh and Tibet" on Monday, March 20.
		Evolution, Intelligent Design And Physics To Be Topic Of March 18 CU-Boulder Talk The facts in the ongoing debate about evolutionary theory and intelligent design will be discussed during a Saturday Physics Series talk March 18 at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
		Antarctic Ice Sheet Losing Mass, According To CU-Boulder Study University of Colorado at Boulder researchers have used data from a pair of NASA satellites orbiting Earth in tandem to determine that the Antarctic ice sheet, which harbors 90 percent of Earth's ice, has lost significant mass in recent years.
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• John Hall Celebration March 17
• LASP Dedicates $13 Million New Edition
• Angela Bryan Receives National Early Career Award
• Ofelia Miramontes Park Named In Lafayette

• "Multiversity" TV Series
• RecycleMania '06
• The "Year of Study Abroad"
• Better Boulder Service Day