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Low student debt at graduation contributes to high enrollment growth at CCU.

CCU is being recognized for its education, convenience for adult students, and high employment rates post-graduation.

Stafford will mix CCU’s core values with her expertise to help prepare students for a career in the theatre world.

The music program's entrepreneurial focus helps prepare students to teach in both current and future education systems.

CCU’s College of Undergraduate Studies welcomes its largest incoming freshman class in the University’s 100-year history.

CCU professor and author is helping to create a premier model for pre-law studies at the University.

Dr. Sweeting, a long-time trustee of CCU, was appointed by the Board of Trustees as the new president on August 2, 2016.

$150,000 in scholarships will be awarded to students over the next four years.

Bill Armstrong, president of CCU from 2006-2016, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer.

"Moment of Dawn" has remained in the top 40 on the radio charts for four consecutive weeks.

CCU’s online Master of Education programs prepare students for teaching and leadership roles.

CCU responds to need for highly trained and morally sound criminal justice professionals.

University honored with special designation for fifth year in a row.

New master's degree emphasizes Christ-centered servant leadership in public service.

Award recognizes CCU’s contribution to the economic vitality of Jefferson County.

Kotter joined the faculty in 2014 as an Associate Professor of New Testament.

Bill Armstrong announces retirement later this year after nearly 10 years of leadership at CCU.

45 CCU musicians participated in a 6-day, 9-performance tour, across varies Colorado cities.

The exhibit, during CCU's Year of the Bible, features Bibles from 1230 through modern day.

CCU will provide on-site courses at Buckley Air Force Base beginning in January 2016.