Campus News

The Office of Undergraduate Education is excited to announce the launch of the University Exploration & Advising Center (UEAC). Shelly Bacon, assistant vice provost for Advising and Academic Services, shares what the change means for students.

Education Abroad is launching Global Intensives: a new course model designed to ensure a broader range of students are able to take advantage of international opportunities and represent CU around the world.

Some 6,445 degrees will be awarded during the University of Colorado Boulder commencement ceremony Friday, May 12, at Folsom Field. Alumna and basketball standout Kate Fagan is the commencement speaker. The event is free and open to the public.

Each spring, CU Boulder presents the Advisor of the Year Award for outstanding service in academic advising. This year, Arts and Sciences advisor Dylan West won the new professional award, and College of Music advisor Victoria Ibarra was the winner in the experienced professional category.

Read about just a few of the talented, motivated and innovative students who graduated this month and are starting on their next adventure.

The CU Boulder cycling team has been named 2017 Road National Champions following an impressive performance at the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships last week.

Last week, CU Boulder Police Department closed four open theft cases with the arrest Robert Thomas Hawley and Ania Y. Schill. And on Tuesday, officers arrested Eric Todd Ditmore after he was reported stealing a bike near Williams Village.

A small group of students has been advocating for a fossil-free investment portfolio for the university. On Wednesday, I provided a letter of support to them for their civil discourse and nonviolent approach.

The campus has recently been targeted by malicious emails that attempt to gain access to a recipient’s Google account. The email claims someone shared a Google Doc and invites recipients to open the document in Google Docs, while in fact it is actually a malicious Google app.

During finals week, most students are overwhelmed. All the added stress from classes, papers and exams makes finding time for self-care and stress relief difficult. But no matter what you have going on, it's important to step away from stress every once in awhile.