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- 1CU Anschutz Studies Temporary Firearm Removal for Veterans●CU Anschutz Research Examines Temporary Firearm Removal Among Service Members and Veterans
Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus are examining temporary firearm removal policies aimed at service members and veterans at risk of suicide. The research explores how extreme risk protection orders and similar measures could reduce gun deaths in military communities, a population disproportionately affected by suicide. The findings are drawing attention amid ongoing national debate over gun safety and veteran mental health.
- 2Gabe Evans and Dr. Oz discuss Medicaid at new UNC building in Greeley▼Gabe Evans, Dr. Oz discuss Medicaid, visit new UNC building in Greeley
Colorado Congressman Gabe Evans and CMS Administrator Dr. Oz visited the University of Northern Colorado's new building in Greeley, where they discussed Medicaid policy. The visit drew local attention in northern Colorado as debate continues over federal health care funding and potential changes to the Medicaid program affecting the state.
- 3Hawaii Women's Golf Returns to Rockies for Ron Moore Intercollegiate▼Women’s Golf Return To The Rockies For Ron Moore Intercollegiate
The University of Hawaii women's golf team travels back to Colorado for the Ron Moore Intercollegiate, a collegiate tournament hosted in the Rockies. The Rainbow Wahine are set to compete against a field of college programs as their fall season continues. Fans are following the team's road trip and how the squad fares against mountain-region competition.
- 4Colorado Golfers Sit Third At Simpson-CU Invitational▼Golfers In Third In Own Simpson-CU Invitational
The University of Colorado men's golf team stands in third place at its own Simpson-CU Invitational. The tournament, hosted by the Buffaloes, continues on the course as the team looks to climb the leaderboard in front of a home crowd in the remaining rounds.
- 5Civic Leader Mowa Haile Discusses Generosity and Leadership at CU Boulder▼The Business of Generosity: Civic Leader-in-Residence Mowa Haile on Leadership, Ownership and Opportunity
Mowa Haile has been featured as Civic Leader-in-Residence at the University of Colorado Boulder in a piece titled 'The Business of Generosity,' discussing leadership, ownership and opportunity. The feature highlights Haile's approach to business as a vehicle for generosity and civic engagement, framing opportunity-building as a form of community leadership.
- 6CU Boulder Professor and Student Activist Discuss Climate Action▼C.U. Boulder professor and student activist talk climate action
A University of Colorado Boulder professor and a student activist appeared on community radio station KGNU to discuss climate action. The conversation covered what climate activism looks like from both academic and student perspectives, including how universities and young organizers can push for stronger environmental policy. The interview was part of the station's regional news programming.
- 7Wyoming Men's Golf 16th After Day One in Colorado▼Men’s Golf 16th Following Day 1 of the Mark Simpson Colorado Invite
The University of Wyoming men's golf team sits in 16th place after the opening round of the Mark Simpson Colorado Invite. The team will look to climb the leaderboard in the remaining rounds of the tournament, hosted in Colorado, as the fall college golf season continues.
- 8Asthma Tied to Lower School Performance, CU Anschutz Researchers Respond▼Asthma Often Leads to Lower Academic Performance. CU Anschutz Faculty Work to Change That.
Faculty at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus say children with asthma frequently face lower academic performance, as flare-ups and missed school days disrupt learning. They are working on initiatives to help manage the condition and keep students in class, positioning asthma care as an education issue rather than only a health one.
- 9Colorado State Men's Basketball to Host Homecoming Scrimmage●Men’s Hoops to Host Homecoming Scrimmage
Colorado State's men's basketball team will hold a scrimmage as part of the university's Homecoming festivities, giving fans a free early look at the roster ahead of the new season. The event is billed as a family-friendly campus celebration, with the team expected to sign autographs and interact with supporters after the on-court action.