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CU-Boulder has a long history of hosting prominent Native American scholars and artists, and the university itself is situated on what was once Arapaho land. Now the university has joined the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Oklahoma, the University of Minnesota and many other institutions in creating a Native American and indigenous studies program.

Love and marriage, as someone once crooned, may go together like a horse and carriage. But if the horse goes one way and the carriage another, the danger of suicide increases. That鈥檚 the key finding in an article by four University of Colorado Boulder researchers published in the most recent issue of the journal Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior.

Marcia Douglas, associate professor of English, has been awarded a prestigious fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts to pen a novel extrapolated from a minute, almost tossed-off, detail in Tell My Horse, a work by Zora Neale Hurston, written while Hurston was on a Guggenheim Fellowship.

Millions of acres of pi帽on-juniper woodlands have been subjected to numerous land-management techniques since 1950. The long-term consequences of those actions are still poorly understood, but Miranda Redmond, a CU-Boulder doctoral student has been working hard to change that.

Aristotle may be the most influential philosopher in history, a cornerstone of Western philosophy. But at a time when many see the pursuit of money as a virtue in itself, some might dismiss him as an old Greek hippie. Mitzi Lee, associate professor of philosophy, has developed 鈥渃reative and persuasive鈥� ideas about understanding Aristotle, and she鈥檚 won a National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship to complete a book about justice as it relates to Aristotle鈥檚 ideas on ethics鈥攁nd how to live a good life.

Brian Catlos isn鈥檛 a big believer in the 鈥渃lash of civilizations鈥� view of Western history, which posits that Muslim culture and values are fundamentally at odds with those of the so-called West. But neither does he have much truck with the rather nostalgic the idea that peace and harmony prevailed between the three religions during the Middle Ages. He is working on a book-length exploration of this research.

In days of yore, the arts depended largely on a patronage system. Today, artists often rely on entrepreneurial skills to make a living. With degrees in business and theater, Andryn Arithson is one recent graduate who is making use of multiple business strategies to pursue her love of the performing arts.

A dozen senior CU-Boulder performance majors auditioned before casting agents through the Actors Connection in New York City this year. The trip was so successful, another group of CU-Boulder seniors returns next year.

Unbiased expert opinion is accepted or rejected depending on reader鈥檚 views, CU researchers find.

While anxiety reduces the ability to choose words, depression is associated with better performance in word selection, CU-Boulder-led study finds.