Getting Involved
From university research studies to part-time jobs, there are plenty of opportunities to make extra money on campus. See what's open.
Open to all transfer students, National Transfer Student Week at CU Boulder offers events from Oct. 19–23 specifically for transfer students that allow you to meet fellow Buffs, experience campus and have fun.
Get ready for another game day in Boulder. The Buffs take on Utah on Oct. 17 during Family Weekend. Whether you're heading to the game with family and friends or cheering from elsewhere, get ready to show your Buff pride.
From voter registration and mail ballots to out-of-state and in-person voting, here's what you need to know this election season.
Your voice can help shape your experience at CU Boulder and the broader community. Explore ways to get involved, including participating in CU Student Government, voting, joining a student board or committee and engaging with issues that matter to you.
The University Libraries have a number of resources to help you stay productive during midterms, including extended Norlin Common hours—now open 24 hours Monday through Thursday.
The campus community has submitted 797 Big Ideas and counting. As CU Boulder continues to shape its next era of impact, come see what's possible. Registration is encouraged.
It's officially fall, and there are a ton of free things to do: Pride events, film screenings, gaming hangouts, Halloween fun, career workshops, craft nights and more.
Leadership skills can grow through everyday experiences. Explore ways to practice communication, empathy, accountability and teamwork, and learn how getting involved can help you build leadership skills.
It's Banned Books Week. Explore frequently challenged titles, visit the banned books display at Norlin Library and pick up a complimentary banned book while supplies last.