Plans are already underway to welcome our new class of students this fall. Fall Welcome occurs Aug. 18–Sept. 7. Faculty and staff play an essential role helping make this time on campus smooth. Here’s what you need to know to prepare.
The Multicultural Greek Council continues to expand at CU Boulder. Fraternity & Sorority Life has welcomed the council’s seventh organization and third fraternity—Beta Gamma Nu Fraternity, Inc.
With financial strains and personal challenges in college, some students face hurdles in pursuing their academic and well-being goals. Discover how initiatives like CU Boulder's You Belong Here and Victim Support funds provide vital financial assistance and foster a supportive environment for students.
The Hellems Arts and Sciences building renovation is underway, and the project includes multiple aspects designed to reduce the building’s environmental impact.
While it may seem like everyone around you is taking exciting spring break trips, many students will stay in Boulder or visit family. Here are a few tips to make the most of your spring break if you don’t have a vacation planned.
CU Boulder has resources to help students navigate challenging situations and grow from their experiences. Here are positive steps you can take if you find yourself in trouble.
Do you know the most common reason police are called to off-campus houses or apartments? Or the best way to avoid a citation when hosting parties or hangouts? Test your off-campus party knowledge with this quiz.
Whether you are having a few friends stop by or plan to have a larger event, party registration can help limit your chances of receiving a noise or nuisance ticket. Check out other reasons to register your next party.
Life on campus is awesome but let’s be real, stuff happens. From academic issues to interpersonal disputes and bureaucratic pitfalls, navigating life can get messy. Don’t sweat it, though! You have a secret weapon: the Ombuds Office.
The Division of Student Affairs works to enhance students’ experiences and help them connect what they are learning in class to life outside the classroom. Part of supporting students is empowering faculty and staff with resources to promote well-being, growth and opportunity.
