Campus Community

The Graduate Liaison program fosters communication between the Graduate School and the students it serves––hired in the areas of arts, engineering, humanities, communication sciences, natural sciences and social sciences.

Almost every day, CU alumnus and information technology professional Eric Heltne rides a BCycle bike to commute, run errands in town and get around campus.

For the past 13 years, teams of CU Boulder students have been performing improv every Friday night. If you've ever wanted to check out an improv show, or just want to see live entertainment, don't miss Left Right Tim on Oct. 15 and Oct. 22.

Andrea Fautheree Márquez’s project, “Chicana Light,” which explores the Chicano civil rights movement in Colorado, is also “a love letter” to her parents, who were activists in the movement.

Campus relies on volunteer support for the variety of events happening that weekend, and it is such a fun way to be involved. Homecoming activities will run Nov. 4–6. Sign up today!

After a decade as vice chancellor for diversity, equity and community engagement and a total of 35 years of service at CU Boulder, Bob Boswell will retire, effective Jan. 15.

As you transition to a new university, you have a bag of tools to help you succeed. Here are some strengths you can take advantage of as a transfer student.

What distinguishes CU’s College of Music from other music schools? Ingrid Anderson, president of the College of Music Student Government, says a welcoming community and the support of non-traditional music careers set the college apart.

Opening Oct. 18, the Campus Culture Survey will allow campus members to provide anonymous feedback about experiences with hostile treatment, discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment or sexual misconduct and the extent to which they feel respected, supported and valued.

A new $1.2 million, two-year project will develop and deliver programming to empower the CU Boulder community to recognize and report safety concerns.