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Change can be a good thing. With it comes a fresh start and — with hard work and a little luck — a plethora of success

Jonathan Martin BA ’11 owns Black Sock Productions, a video company he founded after graduating from UNC

A survey of magical thought and practice in Europe from Ancient Greece to the Enlightenment

When Nottingham Field opened in 1995 for its first football game, Vic Nottingham, ’52 watched the Bears take the field from section D, row 25, seat 14, right in front of the High Plains Room

Dan Satriana, vice president, general counsel and secretary to UNC’s Board of Trustees, announced today that he will be retiring this winter. Satriana has been at UNC for 11 years, serving as the university’s attorney and primary source of legal advice.

Bringing theatre back to UNC after two seasons of pandemic-caused hiatus

There are a few changes to the fourth annual Colorado Free Application Day. This year, it has expanded to three days instead of just one starting on Tuesday, Oct. 19 through Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021. During that time, the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) is waiving application fees for undergraduate applicants submitted by Colorado residents.

Moving to Greeley from Denver to study early childhood education and starting her freshman year as a first-generation student, Alex Archuleta had a lot to learn about the college experience. She has an older sibling also attending the University of Northern Colorado to help her adjust to the changes here and there, but a resource she relies heavily on is her advisors.

Latinx art, culture, language, and history took center stage fostering discussions and conversations around Latinx heritage during UNC’s Latinx Heritage Month.

Homecoming 2021 is here, and the Bears are Back in Town. Unlike last year’s virtual celebration from home, UNC’s Homecoming traditions, some of them dating back to 1923, are returning to in-person again.