Thirty-six rising high school seniors are spending five weeks studying near-Earth asteroids using the telescopes at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Sommers-Bausch Observatory.

Inspired by the reptiles’ grippy toes, researchers have developed an ultra-sticky material that adheres to tumors, delivering targeted chemotherapy for days.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration’s milestone settlement with Columbia promises to bring stability to a university ...

The Los Angeles Lakers were ranked in the bottom third of the NBA in a list based on their front office after their latest ...

The fact that Congress and POTUS doubling down on fossil fuels by even further subsidizing the handouts to giant corporations ...

University of Colorado’s Leeds School of Business is launching the Nicholas Dante Badami Office for Experiential Learning.

It won’t be easy to replace the production or leadership of Travis Hunter, Shilo Sanders and Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig, but the ...

CU Boulder scientists have taken a cue from the reptile to develop a material able to stick to tumors inside the body, ...

Deion Sanders has shared a hopeful yet cautious update on his ongoing recovery from a mysterious health issue that’s kept him ...

An engineer at the University of Colorado Denver is developing a tool that can significantly help advance the future of ...

The dramatic improvement of the Buffaloes’ defensive front in 2024 was important to their success, and that group might be even better this year.

A team of interdisciplinary UCF researchers are leading a NASA research project to prevent abrasive, harmful lunar dust ...