Student Edition - Sept. 2, 2026
Wondering what's happening this month? September brings gaming competitions, academic and career workshops, craft nights, the Student Game Day Huddle, live music, classes at the Rec and more.
Tips & Resources
CU Boulder alerts test set for Sept. 8: What to know
Campus officials will test the CU Boulder alerts system at approximately 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8, to ensure campus emergency notification systems are working properly. Students, faculty and staff should verify their contact information before the test.
5 tips for Labor Day weekend
Labor Day is Monday, Sept. 7, and CU Boulder offices will be closed for the university holiday. Whether you're staying in Boulder, heading outdoors or hanging out with friends, plan ahead for the long weekend.
Having friends over? Plan ahead and avoid drama
Whether it's a few people hanging out or a bigger party, take a few minutes to register your party with Off-Campus Life and the Boulder Police Department. It's free and can help you avoid tickets while being a good neighbor.
Campus Community
Food, music, art and more: Culture Crawl returns Sept. 30
This year's Culture Crawl joins CU Boulder's 150th anniversary and Homecoming celebrations with 25-plus events across campus, from exhibitions and performances to food tastings and art making. Pick up a limited-edition Culture Crawl T-shirt while supplies last.
Celebrating 150
From the 150th archives: Early women's sports at CU Boulder
In 1905, CU women's field hockey made history as the first women's team to play at CU's Gamble Field. The student-run Women's Athletic Association organized the team as part of its efforts to cultivate more competitive women's sports on campus.
