CU Boulder Life

Campus departments are invited to plan and submit programs, events and opportunities to be included in the 2023 Fall Welcome schedule. Here are some tips to help faculty and staff plan for Fall Welcome.

If you recognize that you made a mistake, CU Boulder has the resources to help you right your wrongs and grow from the experience. Here are some positive steps you can take if you have gotten in trouble on or off campus.

It can be challenging to talk with people who do not share your point of view. But in these conversations, there are often multiple truths. By acknowledging each other’s perspectives, we can explore differing opinions, learn and grow. Here are some ways to turn those difficult conversations into thoughtful discussions.

The CU Student Government election kicks off right after spring break. There are four candidates running for the position of representative-at-large and two tickets running for the positions of tri-executive, each with their own initiatives, plans and passions. Learn more about your CUSG candidates and make a plan to vote the week of April 3.

While it may seem like everyone around you is taking exciting spring break trips, many students will have a low-key spring break. In fact, there is no right or wrong way to spend your first spring break as a CU Boulder student. Here are a few tips to make the most of your spring break if you don’t have a vacation planned.

A nuisance ticket, often issued for excessive noise, is a common citation for students living off campus. It may result in a hefty fine and mandatory restorative justice courses. Here are some tips to lower your chances.

In addition to providing a variety of resources and support for students, many departments within the Division of Student Affairs have services available for faculty and staff.

When managing academics, activities, work, relationships and other commitments, things can sometimes get out of balance, and you may need to ask for help. Whether you have a minor issue or a major concern, there are resources and options to help with all kinds of struggles.

We’ve all been there—maybe you had to skip breakfast or forgot your lunch at home, and you need quick food options between meetings or classes. There are 15 dining locations across campus, offering a variety of convenient options. As a faculty or staff member, here are some tips to maximize your on-campus dining experience.

Conflict happens. When it comes to a final project, report or grade in class, disagreements between your group members can be a hindrance to your work. Get tips for using conflict to have healthy discussions and stop disagreements before they become unmanageable.