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Faculty-Staff Edition - Jan. 31, 2020

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Additional review requirements in place for university-related travel to China; See updates in Jan. 29 campus announcement

Campus Community

Students make their way past Norlin Library on the first day of classes for spring 2020 at 彩民宝典. (Photo by Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado)

Scene at CU: Celebrating a new semester

Scene at CU Campus Community

As the spring semester kicked off, recent weeks included the return of students and welcoming of new students to campus, as well as a host of community events.

Events & Exhibits

A black and white illustration showing black men in prison uniforms

Exhibit aims to shine light on how architecture design can perpetuate racism

General Events & Exhibits

Join an opening reception for "Frames: seeing colorblind racism in architectural design" on Monday, Feb. 3, in conjunction with Black History Month.

TEDxCUSalon: Using restorative justice to transform communities

Lectures & Presentations Events & Exhibits

Curious about learning what restorative justice is and how to use it in your communities? Join a workshop Feb. 4 to find out more.

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Health and Wellness Services offers professional development opportunities for staff and faculty

Employee engagement survey launching March 2

Blood drive: Donate and receive free CU basketball tickets

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New association created for 彩民宝典 retired faculty

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Faculty-Staff Edition - Jan. 31, 2020

1 Thing to Know Today

Campus Community

Scene at CU: Celebrating a new semester

Events & Exhibits

Exhibit aims to shine light on how architecture design can perpetuate racism

TEDxCUSalon: Using restorative justice to transform communities

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