Study Space Reservation
Students, faculty and staff can use the campus scheduling system, EMS, to book classrooms for studying (up to three hours) or eating (up to 30 minutes). This and other options for finding space on campus are available on the Find Your Study Spot page.
Mental Health Resources
Counseling and Psychiatric Services offers a variety of mental health support services, including telehealth appointments, workshops and e-Let’s Talk. CAPS will also be offering a COVID workshop series that will cover topics related to COVID-19, including mindfulness, anxiety, coping strategies and quarantine.
Student Health Services
Consult with a medical professional who can assess your symptoms and risk factors and determine whether you need COVID-19 testing
Mental Health Is... Finding your break
As we approach the middle of the semester, many of us may be experiencing high levels of stress. Spring break can provide us with a chance to practice self-care, find some relief and focus on ourselves.
During the month of March make sure you take advantage of upcoming events on finding your break, de-stressing and self-care.
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CU music Buffs among ‘composers and performers to watch’
The Washington Post published an article that listed “22 composers and performers to watch in 2022.” The list of classical musicians included two CU Boulder College of Music students.
Architecture student creates clothing company to spread positive message
Travis Weis, a third-year architecture major from Denver, created Release The Mind to help spread positivity through clothing that aims to simultaneously support the community and environment.
Engineering students study the mechanics of snow
Most mechanical engineers will work with materials such as metals, polymers, ceramics and composites during their careers. However, a course taught in CU Boulder's mechanical engineering department asks students to draw inspiration from another material—snow.