Announcements & Deadlines
Three CU Boulder staff members received 2018 awards for their outstanding outreach and engagement work in communities across the state.
Chancellor DiStefano sits on two NCAA boards that today supported reforms poised to alter college basketball by the 2018–19 season and ensure integrity, strengthen accountability and demonstrate a commitment to the well-being of student-athletes.
A university employee for 24 years, the transit manager for Transportation Services will retire on May 31, Parking and Transportation Services Director Tom McGann announced today.
The student-led advisory board of the McNeill Academic Program, which seeks to retain underrepresented students, is raising funds to support McNeill students in unpaid or low-paying internships so recipients don't have to turn down good career opportunities.
Last week, five engineering students competed against 14 other teams at the First Nations Launch in Wisconsin, sponsored by the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium.
Each semester, students are encouraged to submit course feedback using the faculty course questionnaire. Click through for everything you need to know about the spring 2018 FCQs.
Plans are already underway, designed to provide the best opportunity for students to build community and have a positive move-in experience. Learn about changes, parking and volunteering.
The release of the update marks 100 years since the architecture firm Day and Klauder began working on a master plan for the campus that spawned the architectural style CU Boulder is known for today.
A new aeroponic garden in the Village Center Dining and Community Commons is the first in the nation to provide diners with fresh greens grown on site in a high-tech greenhouse attached to a dining hall.
Two CU Boulder scientists are among the latest group of scientists, politicians, artists and more elected to the prestigious American Academy of Arts and Science.