University of Colorado on Drupal

Apr
22
2008
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In a little Drupal surfing while waiting for the latest Lullabot podcast this morning I came across the recent University of Colorado website. It's great to see another university using Drupal and they are doing it in a big way.

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Apr
22
2008

They're right next door to

by Nate Haug

They're right next door to me, and I have a lot of extended family that work with them, I can't believe I didn't notice it before! I guess it goes to show (again) the flexibility of Drupal. Go CU!

Apr
23
2008

Hard for a RAM to say

by Joshua Brauer

As a graduate of the best university in the state, up the road a piece in Fort Collins, it was hard to post any CU accolades. That said I sure hope we can get a write-up on drupal.org about it.

Jan
9
2012

Thanks

by Matt Tucker

Thanks for the mention. I'm a developer from CU-Boulder and happy to see others noticing our efforts! It's going to be an exciting few years as the university adopts Drupal more and more. Once things settle down a little post launch, we'll be sharing more about our experiences on drupal.org.

Matt Tucker

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