Campus News

Whether you’re just dipping your toes in the water or looking for something long-term, here are some tips to make dating fun and meaningful.

The semester is in full swing, and so are illnesses like the flu, common cold and COVID. Follow these tips to stay healthy and learn what to do if you end up getting sick.

Watching someone struggle with their mental health can be difficult. Here are some common symptoms of depression and ways to help a loved one who may be struggling.

Stop by the Health & Wellness Summit Sept. 13–14 to take a tour of the new Rec Center fitness space; join activities such as mindful painting; and tune in to presentations on relationships and boundaries, mental health and trauma, the science of happiness and much more.

This year’s football season is expected to be bigger than ever. If you’re planning to attend, here are some tips to help you and your friends stay safe.

As we kick off the semester, you may start to receive disability accommodation letters from students. Here are things to know about supporting students with disabilities.

Anyone can refer a student to Student Support & Case Management. This office can then connect a student with resources and help work through challenging life situations such as mental health concerns, family emergencies and more.

Find out all you need to get the book, join the discussion, share your story or—for faculty—teach the course. Under this year’s theme of community compassion and caring, together the campus is reading “The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World.”

Hanging out with friends helps us unwind from academics and connect with others. Here are some strategies to stay safe, look out for each other and enjoy a night out (or in) with friends.

Colorado weather can be hot, dry and a bit unpredictable. Here are six tips to help you stay healthy this fall.