Breaking Ground
John Branch (Mktg’89, MJour’96) wins the Pulitzer Prize for his captivating and tragic story about an avalanche that swept over a group of expert skiers in Washington’s backcountry. The post Breaking...
View ArticleAIDS interrupted
When molecular virologist Julie Overbaugh (PhDChem’83) first touched down in Kenya in 1993, the HIV epidemic was in full swing, with 9 million people in sub-Saharan Africa infected —14 million...
View ArticleBlind Encounters
Had Jeff Evans(Anth’94) and a friend not found themselves in a hairy situation atop Lizard Head, arguably the single most difficult peak to climb in Colorado, he might not be known as one of the...
View ArticleBorn to be wild
You know the type. He drives too fast, eschews helmets and seatbelts, delights in things the rest of us find terrifying and views the threat of harm or punishment as a dare, not a danger. The post Born...
View ArticleFleeing Vietnam
Standing in the checkout line with a cart full of groceries at Pacific Ocean Marketplace, my 5-year-old daughter Madison tugged at my shirt. Pointing at the grey-haired couple chatting in front of us,...
View ArticleClass Notes – December 2011
Details, details - all the details of our wide-ranging Forever Buffs. The post Class Notes – December 2011 appeared first on Coloradan Magazine Archives.
View ArticleLetters – December 2011
Our Forever Buffs alumni respond with their letters. The post Letters – December 2011 appeared first on Coloradan Magazine Archives.
View ArticleHorseback house calls
If the cliché that doctors no longer make house calls is true, somebody neglected to tell Ken Jackson (DistSt’73). The post Horseback house calls appeared first on Coloradan Magazine Archives.
View ArticleClass Notes – March 2012
Our Buffs are always busy -- you can keep up with their exploits here. The post Class Notes – March 2012 appeared first on Coloradan Magazine Archives.
View ArticleClearing the air about 4/20
There is one unofficial event attracting thousands of people the university and many of its students would love to extinguish — the annual 4/20 gathering. The post Clearing the air about 4/20 appeared...
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