Congratulations on your graduation! While this past semester hasn’t worked out in the way we envisioned, it is time to celebrate your accomplishments as a graduating Buff.
Don’t miss the livestreamed commencement ceremony
Chancellor DiStefano invites you to join the livestreamed commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 16, at noon. The chancellor also invites you and your families to return to campus in spring 2021, when we can fully celebrate our class of 2020 with special recognition events, including the traditional procession in commencement regalia from Norlin Quad to Folsom Field.
CU Boulder alumnus Dan Carlin (Hist’89), described as the king of long-form podcasting and host of the show Hardcore History, will deliver the commencement address remotely.
Share your photos, social media
We want to celebrate with you! Be sure to share your celebrations with us and use #ForeverBuffs wherever you post on social media.
Be a part of the senior class video
Even in the most unprecedented of times, the class of 2020 will always stick together. Submit a clip to be integrated into the Senior Class Council video. And then, be sure to tune in to the livestreamed commencement ceremony to see if your clip is included! Deadline to submit your video is May 1.
Celebrate in style with regalia
Celebrate in style and decorate your mortarboard! Be sure to order your cap and gown by May 3 to ensure delivery before the May 16 ceremony. Did your parent or grandparent attend CU Boulder, too? Then you’re a Buffalo Legacy and the Alumni Association is honored to celebrate your family’s connection to CU with a special commencement cord. Register today to have your free legacy cord mailed directly to you.
Bake Buffeo cookies
Enjoy some homemade Buffeo cookies! Use your math skills to scale down this Buffeo cookie recipe.
You are part of the Forever Buffs community
CU Boulder is more than a place: It is a worldwide community of Buffs. Stay connected! You are part of the Forever Buffs community that includes nearly 300,000 Buffs.
You can make a difference in the fight against COVID-19
While young people are less likely to experience severe or life-threatening complications from COVID-19, they play a critical role in minimizing the spread of the disease. Young people can impact how soon life returns to normal. Please celebrate safely! Here are some important factors to consider to help control the spread of COVID-19.
