You can find out all about CU teams at www.cubuffs.com, including game schedules, ticket information, and the latest headlines about all of the intercollegiate sports at CU-Boulder — women’s and men’s. Go Buffs!

What kind of club sports are available at CU?

Students at CU-Boulder can participate in a variety of clubs and intramural sports, including baseball, cycling, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and wrestling through the recreation center.

To read more about these groups, go to the Recreation Center web site.

Yes; approximately 3,000 students (12-15 percent of undergraduates) are involved in fraternities and sororities. "Rush" takes place in the fall when students report to campus, and all are welcome to attend membership interest sessions at this time. The Greek chapters at CU-Boulder are autonomous from the university. For more information, contact the Panhellenic Association or the Interfraternity Council at 303-492-6359.

Our Recreation Services are absolutely the best. You can check out the center's facilities and programs online at www.colorado.edu/rec-center/.

You can visit www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/ to see a comprehensive list of student groups on campus that includes both religious groups as well as different national groups. I hope this will help you find others with whom you are compatible.

Students can participate in a wide variety of activities on the Boulder campus, including approximately 300 clubs and organizations ranging from a cappella singing groups to zen societies. CU-Boulder's student government controls one of the largest student union budgets in the country—more than $24 million—and offers a variety of paid, elected and volunteer positions. Sports are also available at the intramural, club, and varsity levels.