150 Years of ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ
We're part of something big.
This anniversary provides our communities a rare chance to reflect on where we’ve been, examine where we are today and imagine the next big ideas that will shape our future. Explore all the eras of the ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ over the past 150 years. Throughout the year, stories, exhibits and events will highlight ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ’s impact on people, communities and society.Ìý
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These stories brought to you through research by the Heritage Center staff, Mona Lambrecht and Ashley Muggli, and the following student researchers:
Bus,Hist ex’27
I’m currently studying Sustainable Business and History. On campus, I’m deeply involved in student leadership as Executive Director of Program Council, President of Hike for Help, and a Senior Editor for the Colorado Historian Journal. Outside of my academic and professional roles, you’ll usually find me backpacking in the mountains, listening to history and political podcasts, or shooting and developing film photography.
I graduated in Spring 2026 with a degree in History. In my free time I enjoy writing, running, and D&D.
I graduated in Spring 2026 with a degree in History. I'm from the Front Range, and I love getting to share history with people. I think understanding local history is essential to understanding where you live. The opportunity to learn while I work always feels rewarding.
I graduated Spring 2026 with bachelor’s in history and Chinese. My focus is on China and East Asia. In my free time I like gardening, cooking, and hanging out with my cats.
I graduated in Spring 2026 as a History major with a minor in Creative Technology and Design. My academic work focused on the history of technology, with a particular specialization in the medieval world. Outside the classroom, I am a photographer and a competitive fencer from Seattle, WA.
I am currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in History and Psychology. I am actively involved in DEI and history thesis research, with additional experience as a crisis counselor. Off campus, you might find me rock climbing, traveling, or playing guitar.
I am currently majoring in History and Classics with a minor in Anthropology. While my historical interests are broad, I am particularly passionate about medieval mysticism, Southwestern Indigenous history, and 20th-century socialist movements. Outside of my studies, I enjoy biking, gardening, traveling, as well as going to goth and metal concerts.
I’m currently studying Environmental Studies and History, with particular interests in policy writing and local history. On campus, I’m involved in CU’s pre-law program, work as a Student Ambassador, and serve as the Vice President of my fraternity. I enjoy spending time outdoors and I’m always looking forward to the ski season.