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Got a small dog with big stage presence? The Colorado Shakespeare Festival is seeking two four‑legged performers for its 2026 production of "Shakespeare in Love." Local pups are invited to audition.
CU Boulder joined community partners and members of the Nilon family to dedicate Colorado's first Toni Morrison Society "Bench by the Road," which was dedicated to trailblazing educators Charles and Mildred Nilon.
Are you a new mother or a mother-to-be? Join this eight-week group to discuss challenges, share ideas and find support.
"Women of Carbon," featuring Associate Professor Mija Hubler, will open the Colorado Environmental Film Festival in Golden, Colorado, on Feb. 20. The documentary highlights women reshaping construction through sustainable innovation and decarbonization.
Powered by philanthropy, CU Boulder's Crawford Family WHOLE Student-Athlete Program delivers comprehensive support for student-athletes' wellness, academics, leadership and career readiness, setting a national standard for holistic care in college athletics.
Know a community-builder—a student, staff or faculty member whose actions help others feel welcomed and supported? Nominate them by March 24.
Kelsie Eichel, Andres Montoya-Castillo and Erica Nelson have received Sloan Research Fellowships—awards that provide $75,000 in funding for early career researchers in fields including chemistry, physics, neuroscience and mathematics.
Nominations are now open for the CU Involvement Awards, Campus Sustainability Awards and Marinus Smith Awards. Nominate someone today and help us celebrate the incredible members of our CU Boulder community.
For the second straight year, the Colorado soccer team has teamed up with the Be Like Ellie Foundation to participate in the foundation's Hear Rocks drive.
New relationships are exciting, especially when there's an instant spark. In many cases, feeling connected and comfortable can be a sign of a supportive relationship. But some relationships that start off feeling great can shift in ways that are not so good once the excitement and novelty wear off.