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Making Tuition More Predictable

Planning聽for the cost of a CU-Boulder education will be easier聽for Colorado residents following the recent adoption聽of a new tuition and mandatory fees guarantee.听Starting in fall 2016, tuition and fees for incoming聽freshmen who are Colorado residents will rise modestly,聽then remain fixed through the four-year period.听Subsequent incoming classes will also see an initial聽increase, then no change through four years.听University leaders say the new arrangement聽better allows students to plan for costs and CU聽to forecast revenues.听The Board of Regents approved the plan in the spring.听A four-year tuition guarantee was already in place聽for nonresident undergraduates. Graduate student聽tuition still will be reviewed each year.听.听

Heard Around Campus聽

"Our goal has definitely been to create a very complex picture of Boulder..."聽鈥� Graduate student Rebecca Zinner (MFA鈥�18)聽in the Daily Camera, speaking of a digital time capsule聽about CU-Boulder created by students in the College聽of Media, Communication and Information.

Betting Big on the Saxophone聽

CU-Boulder music professor聽Carter Pann was a finalist聽for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize聽in music for his work 鈥淭he聽Mechanics: Six from the聽Shop Floor.鈥� The Pulitzer jury described聽the six-part saxophone composition聽as 鈥渁 suite that imagines聽its four saxophonists as mechanics聽engaged in a rhythmic聽interplay of precision and messiness聽that is by turns bubbly,聽pulsing, dreamy and nostalgic.鈥澛燭he prize ultimately went聽to composer Henry Threadgill,聽but Pann is riding high anyway.听鈥淭his is a real vote of confidence,鈥澛爃e said. Read the full story here.听

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