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Greeley local Phill Sjoberg, ’07, attended school on UNC’s campus from kindergarten through college graduation, and before him, his father attended University High School too. For the Sjobergs, UNC’s campus has been a place for betterment and education for generations, and it’s even the meeting place for Phill and his wife, Stacey Sjoberg, ’07.

New approach aims to amplify students' critical thinking powers and tie learning to real-world applications.

Veteran teacher researching strategies to better support educators at every level of their career.

UNC researchers and Weld County Justice Services team up to improve popular tool used by judges to determine if and when individuals should be detained or released on bail

Researcher hopes that artificial intelligence will allow her to gain more insight into behavioral lifestyle choices and holistic health.

Driven by her compassion for fellow educators, doctoral student and seasoned K-12 teacher and administrator explores whether yoga can work as a proactive intervention strategy to mitigate teacher stress.

Celebrating its 65th anniversary, FSI is reflecting on all the research its current students and alumni have conducted over the years. The six-week summer program, which runs through July 20 this year, fast tracks high school student's science, technology, engineering and mathematics exploration.

Colorado local Kelli Johnson, ’01, has spent time in and around Greeley since she was a child.Now, as the assistant city manager for the city of Greeley, Johnson has a vested interest in Greeley’s future, and has the ability to affect change.

In its 90th season, Little Theatre of the Rockies is the oldest professional theater company in Colorado. For alumnaMegan Van De Hey, ’99, the gravity of being the artistic director for the company is not lost on her.

Graduate students' research is poised to push boundaries by examining metacognitive processes specifically during mathematical proof writing tasks.