The student behavior exhibited on the Hill Saturday evening is not reflective of our campus community at large. CU students, employees and community members illustrated what it truly means to be a Buff early Sunday morning, as they helped pick up trash and clean up the impacted neighborhood.
The deadline is March 26 to nominate students, student organizations, faculty and staff for the CU Boulder Involvement Awards presented by the Center for Student Involvement and the Colorado Creed.
This week brings guided painting, an Italian spinach skillet cooking class, “The Great Gatsby” screening, a cycling class, “Is the Future Female or Nonbinary?” panel discussion and more.
This weekend brings free bouldering for women and nonbinary climbers, bingo night, DIY toothpaste, a talk with student veterans, the Womxn of Color in STEM (Virtual) Brunch and more.
The 2021 commencement video theme is a virtual time capsule, aiming to capture what it means to be a student at CU Boulder or moments that felt essential to your time as a Buff. Submit your videos today.
Saving money doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your social life. Take advantage of free events and activities on campus this month ranging from game nights to movie nights and Inclusive Rec events.
March 1–5 is a celebration of the global open education movement. It aims to raise awareness and showcase the impact of open education on teaching and learning worldwide. Learn more with the University Libraries.
Studying abroad can be daunting, full of firsts for anyone. But remember: The fear will be short-lived, and the experiences you carry away will last forever.
