Fall 2026

A few key moments in CU’s history.

In January, the Sundance Film Festival makes its Boulder debut. Here’s what to expect.

Four in 10 adults, and even more young adults, now get health advice from social media influencers.

CU Boulder’s marching band consists of 270 members representing nearly all of the university’s colleges and schools.

After spending more than 27 years imprisoned for a crime he did not commit, Stephen Martinez was freed in April.

Remote Work Study, Stoke Recovery and a Delayed Book Success

The associate professor of chemical and biological engineering runs a research lab in the BioFrontiers Institute.

Each November, the Boulder Star is lit on Flagstaff Mountain.

Decades ago, concert posters began to appear on Macky Auditorium’s backstage walls after performances.

Young people can make a difference when disaster strikes.

CU Boulder combines engineering, business and entrepreneurship in one program.

Should moose be considered invasive in Rocky Mountain National Park?

The CU Trivia Bowl ran for 27 years.

The highway changed how generations of motorists traveled between the two cities.

Through CU Boulder’s Mortenson Center, engineers partner with communities first to help build sustainable solutions that will help them flourish.

The ceremony occurs April 10 during Alumni Weekend.

The BUENO High School Equivalency Program provides Colorado migrant and seasonal farm workers an opportunity to earn their GED diploma through local community colleges or online.

In 1968, CU students humorously voted to rename the University Memorial Center’s dining center after cannibal Alferd Packer, but their jokes didn’t stop there.

In October 1908, the University of Colorado hosted its first marching band performance.

Zhenghua Yang is CEO and founder of Serenity Forge, which hopes to change the world through play.

Tour company owner Joyce Falcone first visited Italy during a semester abroad at CU.

David Fluek is chief customer officer and president of the Ikon Pass at Alterra Mountain Company.

This summer, Corey Murphey became the fourth person in history to swim the double length of Lake Tahoe.

NBA champion and former CU star joins men’s basketball staff and makes major donation.

News about former and current student-athletes and sports programs.

Hear from CU Boulder’s new director of athletics.