Campus News

On Sept. 21, four professors of distinction in the College of Arts and Sciences will give public lectures focused on art and art history, classics, geography and linguistics.

This October, instructors can start opting in to use Canvas for spring 2018 courses. You are invited to attend an information session to learn more about our new learning management system.

We are deeply disappointed about today's White House decision to end DACA and will take full advantage of the six-month grace period to make a compelling case for the program.

As the leaders of the University of Colorado, we cherish our DACA students and add our voices urging Congress to quickly find a pathway that will allow current and future undocumented students, all of whom have spent years being educated in the U.S., to complete their studies without fear for their futures.

When the Buffs line up for kickoff tonight in Denver, players and strategies will make their debut. Also making its national premiere? A new CU Boulder commercial, in whose creation students, faculty and staff were instrumental.

Postdocs, mentors and family members are invited to attend events including a networking hour, two-minute flash talks, the Outstanding Postdoc and Mentor Awards, and more.

Two CU Boulder projects are being recognized with governor's awards celebrating the groundbreaking work of scientists and engineers from the state's federal labs.

Get an overview of the resources available to help faculty identify funding opportunities, including how to work effectively with the Office of Contracts and Grants. RSVP by Sept. 7.

If content can be accessed by individuals not associated with the university, it's considered public. Learn about video captioning, transcripts and more to ensure your media is accessible for all.

Katelin Halloway, Reddit's vice president of people and culture, will kick off the Be Woke series Tuesday, Sept. 5, with a public talk on building culture and community in the workplace.