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The CU Boulder Writing Center is an important campuswide resource for helping writers think critically, communicate clearly and develop their own voice.
This week brings to campus a talk by renowned author Michelle Alexander, men and women's basketball, the Inclusive Sports Summit, a game night and more.
The CU Challenge Course Experience offers fun, safe and engaging team-based activities that build communication, trust and leadership skills for groups of all types.
Do you have a faculty or staff member who has made a positive impact on your time at CU? Nominate them for a Marinus Smith Award. Submit your nomination by March 11.
When it comes to class assignments and research, asking a librarian is the ultimate hack. Learn how librarians can help you get started, find items and manage sources or data.
The SPIKE Center for Sustainability Education is partnering with the Center for African and African American Studies to establish the CAAAS/SPIKE Graduate Fellows program.
Save time and money. Enjoy hundreds of course offerings. Get back on track academically. There are many benefits to Summer Session, with enrollment beginning March 4.
Fans will get a first glimpse of the 2026 Colorado Buffaloes football team, as well as an opportunity to support two other spring programs, as part of the annual AT&T Black & Gold Day. Join the fun on April 11.
Four finalists for the University Libraries dean position have been selected and will visit campus late February and early March.
The College of Music is proud to announce that Assistant Professor of Saxophone Nathan Mertens has been awarded an NEA Grants for Arts Projects award. This is the college's first GAP grant, representing an important step forward for CU Boulder in national arts funding.