Getting Involved
The University Libraries offers campus community members Colorado State Park passes equipped with a backpack, binoculars and informational brochures.
Making friends in college can take longer than you expect—though it may seem like everyone around you has already found their group. If you're looking to feel more connected at CU Boulder, here are a few things to try.
See CU Boulder through a different lens—as a shared habitat where people, wildlife and the natural environment have shaped campus life for generations.
Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates, recognizes and supports the identities, histories, cultures and contributions of the country's Hispanic/Latiné communities between Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. Join upcoming events and learn more about how to get involved.
On Oct. 10, CU Boulder students, faculty and staff will join community members across Boulder for the inaugural Buffs Big Event. Register on your own, volunteer with a group or sign up as a team lead—no previous volunteer experience is needed.
Hear from Professor Elias Sacks on why this year's election is important for everyone who lives, works or studies in Colorado and what faculty members need to know about engaging in this election season.
Help your group reach new heights together. Whether you're a student organization, campus department, class or team, the CU Challenge Course offers engaging experiences designed to enhance communication, collaboration and problem-solving.
Football is back in Boulder. The Buffs take on Weber State on Sept. 12 for the first home game of the season. Whether you're heading to Folsom Field, meeting up with friends for a watch party or cheering from home, get ready to show your Buff pride.
CU Boulder's Faculty and Staff Assistance Program offers weekly groups led by FSAP counselors. Groups provide non-judgmental, community-oriented spaces for employees with shared experiences, along with practical tools to support daily life.
Explore five pillars of sustainability—from zero waste and transportation to climate justice—and find a place to start that matches your interests.