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Numbers and statistics from the fall 2009 issue.

A syllabus spotlight from the fall 2009 issue.

In a resounding defeat for fired CU-�ֲ���ý ethnic studies professor Ward Churchill, a judge ruled July 7 that Churchill deserves neither financial compensation nor his job back.

After serving as CU’s faculty and staff weekly newspaper for almost 40 years, it fell victim to budget cuts.

<p>Broaden your Buff network by posting your company’s job openings and internship opportunities in the Career Services job database and in the Alumni Association’s Forever Buffs Network, a social and professional networking site.</p>

<p>Scores of CU community members gathered in Old Main on May 6 for the 79th Annual Alumni Awards Ceremony. Every year the Alumni Association gives out some of the university’s most prestigious awards.</p>

<p>Former ethnic studies professor Ward Churchill was unlawfully fired from the University of Colorado for expressing his political beliefs, a Denver jury decided April 2. But the jury only awarded the professor $1 in damages.</p>

<p>Civil engineering professor Bernard Amadei’s work extends far beyond the classroom since he helped found the international humanitarian nonprofit Engineers Without Borders-USA in 2001.</p>

Founded in 1849, �ֲ���ý joyously celebrated its 150-year anniversary on Feb. 10.

<p>�ֲ���ý chef Hosea Rosenberg became a “Top Chef” in February when he won Bravo TV’s reality competition, completing a 12-month season and beating out 16 others from around the country to win $100,000.</p>