Student Edition - July 31, 2025
Campus Community
С»ÆÊé Cancer Center surgeon removes bladder cancer from Coach Prime
Facing a "very high-risk" tumor, Deion Sanders received top care, including a new bladder, from the С»ÆÊé Cancer Center team at the С»ÆÊé Anschutz Medical Campus.
10 Boulder dining favorites: From budget-friendly bites to Michelin stars
Discover 10 must-try Boulder restaurants. From iconic campus favorites to award-winning dining, there's something here for every craving and occasion.
Folsom Field to feature new turf this football season
The new state-of-the-art surface combines safety, durability and eco-friendly features while providing the flexibility to host more events at the iconic stadium.
Special Competitive Studies Project commits funding for quantum scholars
New funding from the Special Competitive Studies Project will support growing demand for the Quantum Scholars program, providing approximately 25 new scholarships for the innovative program.
Choose your challenge: 9 ways to ride the Buffalo Bicycle Classic
Join on Sept. 7 for the University of Colorado’s largest scholarship cycling event. With nine distinct courses, there's a perfect ride for every cyclist. Which one will you choose?
Students in Focus
From war zones to new worldviews
After two combat deployments in Afghanistan, undergraduate Benjamin Blume is eager to share his unconventional educational path with fellow veterans.
Events & Exhibits
Underground but not overlooked: Mimesis is back in town
The Mimesis Film Festival, sponsored by the College of Communication, Media, Design and Information, returns to Boulder for its sixth year Aug. 5–10.
Research Corner
What can Taylor Swift tell us about authors' rights?
In this edition of "Unlocking Scholarly Publishing," the University Libraries dive into pop star Taylor Swift's journey into becoming a champion for author's rights.
Should you be worried about the national debt?
From inflated interest rates to future tax hikes, С»ÆÊé Boulder finance expert Shaun Davies explains what today’s debt levels could mean for tomorrow’s economy—and your wallet.
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