University of Colorado Boulder News

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Andrea Naftz is currently in her fifth year of a clinical psychology Ph.D. program at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

The axiom that kids grow like weeds seems to apply to kids' climbing in Boulder.

Sarada Krishnan, director of horticulture at the Denver Botanic Gardens, holds coffee tree leaves she collected recently from a trip to South Sudan to study the DNA of the plants.

A drunk woman will be charged with felony trespassing after she wandered into a couple's home in Boulder, Colo.

Vail Mountain School graduate Daniel Calzadillas hugs his grandmother Martha Legarda after the commencement ceremony Friday at the Vail Marriott.

Recently, it was announced that Republican voters will have the opportunity to vote on a ballot question in the July 31 primary to declare that a "pre-born" child - consisting of as few as one cell - should be entitled to all the legal rights of a human being.

The University of Colorado Boulder spent hundreds of thousands to prevent an annual marijuana celebration from taking place in April.

The University of Colorado Boulder's administration and student government spent more than $278,000 for a crackdown on the 4/20 marijuana celebration on the Boulder campus last month.

Boulder County has a new symphony orchestra. Flatirons Community Orchestra quietly established itself in January, joining the roster of several orchestras in the area.

Bike thefts on college campuses are so common that it would be pretty unusual to meet a student on any medium- to large-sized campus who didn't know at least one person who had been a victim of it during their years on campus.

Business Editor Kristi Arellano joined The Denver Post in 2000. She covered a variety of business beats, including retail and real estate, before becoming an editor in 2007.

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When Terry "Evil Cheesey" Chesebro, 58, is out in public or walking near a road, it's not uncommon for the former daredevil to receive quick honks as people yell his name in admiration.

Kevin Lundberg of Berthoud, like a lot of Republicans these days, wants to have it both ways.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend - especially if I'm a frog and my enemies are competing parasites.

"How can you be serious?" Not by wearing this T-shirt! The classic Mark Pawson T-shirt , updated for 2012.

In an ever-changing global community, educators constantly try to stay ahead of the curve while preparing students to be productive citizens of society.

Starting next summer, Law School students will have the opportunity to participate in a unique dual degree program in law and entrepreneurship.

"How can you be serious?" Not by wearing this T-shirt! The classic Mark Pawson T-shirt , updated for 2012.