Announcements & Deadlines

The Center for Teaching & Learning and Continuing Education invite students, faculty and staff to submit their visions for dynamic future student learning experiences at CU Boulder. Apply by Nov. 15.

Designed to cultivate the leaders of tomorrow, the Wagner Family Civic Impact Initiative offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience while contributing tangible benefits to the community they call home.

Calling all film Buffs: Sundance Film Festival ticket packages will be available at 10 a.m. Oct. 15 and can sell out quickly. New this year is a discounted package for students.

The new program, aimed at providing students with extraordinary global perspectives on CU Boulder's campus, is made possible in part by $150,000 in seed funding over three years from the Boettcher Foundation.

Two CU Boulder research teams will receive a combined $300,000 to advance interdisciplinary projects focused on geospatial artificial intelligence and geothermal energy development.

This signature event challenges doctoral students to explain their research in three minutes to a general audience and a panel of judges. Register by Oct. 12 to participate.

Forbes has ranked CU Boulder among the "Best Employers by State" and "America's Best Large Employers" lists this year. 

The CU Boulder and CU Anschutz collaborations—spanning AI, brain health, infectious disease and pediatric medicine—aim to advance human health and build new pathways to external funding.

CU Boulder computer science researchers are launching three new interdisciplinary centers to advance artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

Michael McGehee, Chemical and Biological Engineering, and Keith Waters, College of Music, have been recognized with Distinguished Research Lectureships, which are among the most esteemed honors bestowed by the faculty upon a faculty member at CU Boulder.