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The university is in a strong position thanks to two significant achievements that will transform our university and define its future for decades

As the university strives to train and graduate nurses and health care providers that Colorado and its health care system desperately need, it will continue to raise the bar on Nursing education and remain one of the top Nursing schools in the country

Pitching for seven innings, allowing zero walks, zero hits and shutting down batters with eight strikeouts, softball player Erin Caviness achieved what no pitcher at ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï had done in the NCAA Division I era

Banjo took ÍøÆسԹÏ’s fall graduation ceremonies by storm in his dog-sized cap and gown

The increasing struggle of students and families to pay for college, or even to delay or forgo a college education, prompted the university to create a program to remove financial barriers: The ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï Tuition Promise

Bishop Lehr Hall was named for long-serving faculty members Ralph T. Bishop, an Industrial Arts instructor from 1919-55, and Elizabeth Lehr, a nationally renowned children’s reading specialist who taught at the school for 45 years from 1926-69

The Hummel Family Foundation generously supports scholarships at several universities, including the ÍøÆسԹÏ

Since 1947, the university has honored outstanding alumni and friends whose service and achievements embody the University’s tradition of excellence

Dozens of kids at Greeley West High School are newly enthusiastic about learning, thanks to a young, energetic teacher named Caleb Flores

Professor in the Department of Kinesiology Laura Stewart has been exploring the relationship between CBD and immune function