Campus News

Sleepio, a new wellness program for eligible CU Health Plan members, will be available on July 1.

Learn about wills and trusts, their relevance and importance in asset planning, and taking care of loved ones at this June 3 free self-care workshop by Human Resources.

On May 6, learn about foods, nutrients and habits that can either calm or aggravate your immune system during allergy season. This free self-care workshop is offered by Human Resources.

In light of guidance around COVID-19, Maymester and Summer Session courses that start in June and July will be online, remote or hybrid remote/online. An update on the status of Augmester courses will be shared by May 1.

Examine your health and wellness options, then formulate your benefits selections before open enrollment ends at 5 p.m. on May 8.

A new book by CU Boulder ethnographer Benjamin Teitelbaum explores the ultra-right spiritual ideology inspiring Steve Bannon, the former Trump strategist and other ‘global power brokers.’

A recent Staff Council meeting yielded a robust discussion of the diverse views of the employee community brought forth by the representative body. The majority of the council voted on and approved a resolution.

As the spring semester draws to a close, we want to help our students complete their courses with confidence and clarity. We want to position them for future successes. Read more in a message from Kirk Ambrose, founding director of the Center for Teaching and Learning.

This year's events include a story gallery walk-through, a stand-up comedy show, an Environmental Center anniversary party and more. Join the campus community for these virtual celebrations.

I want to share an update on our planning for fall semester. Our intention this fall, as much as circumstances will allow, is to resume our in-person, residential campus experience in a modified form that enables social distancing and mitigates COVID-19 health risks.