5 things you can do if you’re feeling overwhelmed by social media or the news
With so much going on in the world around us, it can be tempting to give in to endless scrolling on social media. However, checking every notification and reading every headline can have a negative effect on our mental health.
Five things you can do to take control of your feeds and improve your well-being online.
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CMCI graduate student Autumn Tyler traveled 4,395 miles and took over a thousand photographs of Black LGBTQ+ artists for an exhibit.
Badge of honor: Engineering sophomore among nation's first female Eagle Scouts
CU Boulder student Emerson Domke joined the Boy Scouts of America in 2019, becoming the first woman in California’s Bay Area to complete the Eagle Scout program and earning her a place in the nation’s inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts.
Students rise to challenge of a campus changed by pandemic
CU Boulder students learn how to adapt to the pandemic while still pursuing their educational goals.
As a university, we recognize our responsibility to continually monitor our progress and adjust our plans as needed in response to changes in the environment and in the spread of COVID-19. Use the COVID-19 Updates site to stay on top of announcements.
Use the Protect Our Herd website for health and safety requirements, information on symptoms, testing and contact tracing, and information on navigating campus spaces.