Campus officials will conduct a CU Boulder alerts test, checking the university’s systems for sending text messages, emails, social media posts, computer desktop alerts and website announcements in the event of emergencies. Learn more.
Knowing how (and when) to seek out mental health support is important. Here are some guidelines you can use to determine if you or someone you know should seek emergency, urgent or general support for mental health concerns.
Whether you are having a few friends stop by or plan to have a larger event, party registration can help limit your chances of receiving a noise or nuisance ticket. Check out other reasons to register your next party.
If you notice a friend acting differently or struggling, know that you can play a part in getting them support. Check out options and resources to help support a friend.
From shaping policies to allocating student fees and sitting on crucial boards, CU Student Government amplifies your voice on campus. With the spring 2024 elections around the corner, now is the time to learn about this influential group and how you can choose the advocates who will champion your needs.
Life on campus is awesome but let’s be real, stuff happens. From academic issues to interpersonal disputes and bureaucratic pitfalls, navigating life can get messy. Don’t sweat it, though! You have a secret weapon: the Ombuds Office.
Daylight saving time starts Sunday, March 10, at 2 a.m. local time. Here are some tips and reminders to help you prepare for and recoup from the time shift.
Do you have an introverted personality? There are ways to find your place and be involved on campus while honoring your needs. Here are ways to make the most of your college experience as an introvert.
This week brings music of “dreams, nightmares and longing,” a career fair, Ralphie’s Cooking Basics, time to de-stress before midterms, gaming in celebration of women and more.
