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In marking Cheyenne Arapaho Hall’s 35th anniversary, CU’s Benny Shendo Jr. shared his personal journey and Native American history's ties to Colorado.

Leadership professor and student organization advisor Douglas Bennett recognizes veterans’ contributions and leadership excellence.

The new academic year doesn’t officially kick off until late August, but there's plenty of learning happening at Leeds this summer.

As they head to new roles and promotions, graduates explain why the Leeds program was the right fit for them.

Leeds School of Business’ Executive MBA program was recently recognized for its emphasis on DEI in the Executive MBA Council’s (EMBAC) magazine, Executive Connections—the global voice of the Executive MBA industry. They lauded Leeds for the intentional design of its EMBA program, based on three interwoven pillars considered critical for...

Leeds has set aside 50 seats in an executive education program for graduates of a real estate diversity program.

Students won $2,000 scholarships to attend Leeds. Students came from across the state to participate in the 2022 KeyBank Business Leadership Program, a weeklong experience hosted on campus. Rising high school seniors and incoming first-year students were introduced to life at Leeds through the annual KeyBank Business Leadership Program (BLP)...

Optera taps Leeds underclassmen in helping it attract and retain diverse talent as it grows. Grace Vaughn walks a panel of judges, including two CU alumni from Optera, through her team's recommendations for how the company can improve its diversity talent pipeline. 'You're a data company. You know how to...

Female financial planners encourage students to explore opportunities within a dynamic discipline. Diane Hirschhorn, left, emphasizes a point during her talk as fellow panelist Raquel Hinman (Fin'92), founder and principal of Hinman Financial Planning, listens. More than 100 students registered for the event, a discussion and networking session for prospective...

A novel program emboldens business and engineering students to crack the hi-tech ceiling. Just 25% of tech jobs in the U.S. are held by women. Despite ongoing conversations about the need to increase the number of women in its ranks, the tech world continues to be a sector where gender...