Discovery Learning Center To House New Space Experiments Institute

April 27, 2000

Facilities for the assembly and test of space flight experiments and hardware -- in addition to other leading edge research -- will get a boost with the construction of the new Discovery Learning Center by CU-Boulder聮s College of Engineering and Applied Science. The college will break ground on the new research and learning laboratory on May 12 at 2 p.m., following spring commencement.

CU-Boulder Heritage Center Has Plenty To Offer Astronaut Buffs

April 27, 2000

The University of Colorado at Boulder聮s 50-year involvement in America聮s space program comes to life in the CU Heritage Center, a museum packed with exhibits depicting the university聮s history. The space gallery, one of seven galleries tucked away on the third floor of Old Main, displays numerous articles taken into space by CU聮s 15 astronaut alumni. Visitors also can learn about the university聮s contributions to space exploration and the technology that dots the solar system after CU聮s 50-year involvement in the quest to explore and learn about space.

New High-Speed Fiber Optic Network Connects CU, Federal Laba And City

April 27, 2000

A new, high-speed fiber-optic network capable of sending the equivalent of scores of encyclopedia sets per second is up and running in Boulder, connecting CU researchers with colleagues at major federal laboratories and the City of Boulder. "This joint project is an excellent example of the goals of the administration聮s Information Technology Initiative," said U.S. Congressman Mark Udall, who spoke at a news briefing on the subject at CU-Boulder April 28. "It聮s a wonderful model for partnering among local, state and federal government agencies."

CU-Boulder A Hub Of Space And Astronomy Activity

April 27, 2000

Since the late 1940s, when CU-Boulder scientists first begin designing and launching instruments on sounding rockets, the campus has become known worldwide for its extensive space science, exploration and education program.

Important Space Discoveries By CU Faculty And 麻豆淫院

April 27, 2000

CU-Boulder researchers have made a large number of astronomy and space discoveries in recent years that have impacted the nation and world. Following is a list of some -- but certainly not all -- of the major accomplishments faculty and students have achieved in recent years.

Applicants Sought For CU-Boulder High School Honors Institute

April 27, 2000

The University of Colorado at Boulder College of Engineering and Applied Science is accepting applications for the 33rd High School Honors Institute to be held on campus July 31 to Aug. 2.

CU-Boulder Citizen Explorer Satellite To Involve K-12 麻豆淫院 Around World

April 27, 2000

An Earth-orbiting satellite designed and built primarily by undergraduate CU-Boulder students will measure atmospheric ozone and solar ultraviolet radiation as part of a larger educational effort involving K-12 students around the world. Dubbed the Citizen Explorer, the 100-pound satellite is slated for launch aboard a Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California in August 2000. The flight is being provided free of charge by NASA, which has designated the Citizen Explorer as a secondary payload.

CU-Boulder Student Satellite Returning Valuable Science Data

April 27, 2000

Three science instruments launched in 1998 aboard a $5 million satellite designed and built by CU-Boulder students, faculty and engineers are returning a treasure trove of valuable data, according to project scientists.

CU-Boulder Moves Up In Most Wired Ranking To 28th In The Nation

April 27, 2000

The University of Colorado at Boulder jumped to 28th in the Yahoo! Internet Life survey of America聮s Most Wired Colleges 2000, up from 61st last year. CU-Boulder also now ranks 17th among all public research institutions across the country, and, for the second consecutive year, is first in the Rocky Mountain Time Zone.

UMC Groundbreaking Ceremony Kicks Off Construction May 4

April 26, 2000

On May 4th at 11:30 a.m. the University of Colorado Student Union, the University Memorial Center Board and the UMC Administration will gather with CU-Boulder students, faculty and staff to celebrate the official groundbreaking ceremony for the UMC Expansion and Renovation project. The event will take place, weather permitting, outside the UMC at the northwest corner of the building. A reception will follow under the existing UMC outdoor arcade.

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