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Areas of high growth and emerging technology are the impetus behind UNC launching degrees in Statistics and Computer Science this fall.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in four adults in the United States live with some type of disability that impacts major life activities.

A catalyst for inclusivity, the 'No Limits Camp' connects individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities with UNC student-athletes for a transformative day.

Graduate students are putting their scholarly skills on display during the fall 2023 Graduate Research Symposium on Tuesday, Dec. 5. This event also showcases the annual Northern Colorado Three-Minute Thesis competition, where students have three minutes and one slide to explain their thesis or dissertation projects in plain language.

Performing and Visual Arts students take their talents on the road to the delight of audiences in New York City, the Dominican Republic and the Czech Republic.

Diving deep into the archives and digging up photos from all the way back to the first homecoming, nothing evokes a sense of nostalgia quite like looking back at the beginnings of our mighty Bears.

Chemist Geneva Laurita awarded prestigious $582K National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award

UNC welcomes three new deans from across the university, with each one bringing strengths and new vision to their roles.

As a student in the University of Northern Colorado's Rehabilitation Counseling M.A. program, Allie Tate has conducted extensive research on the stigma surrounding mental health disabilities.

A letter from UNC President Andy Feinstein addressing significant events and updates from the past semester.