Getting Involved
Help make CU Boulder's 150th year a huge celebration. If you have an idea—big or small—that highlights the university's history, community or future, apply for the 150th Initiative Fund to bring it to life.
Wondering what's happening this month? September brings gaming competitions, academic and career workshops, craft nights, the Student Game Day Huddle, live music, classes at the Rec and more.
College is your chance to make friends, discover new interests, build career-ready skills and create experiences you'll remember long after graduation. Whether you're looking to get involved, explore a new hobby or grow as a leader, there's a place for you at CU Boulder.
You don't need a title or previous leadership experience to be a leader on campus. Whether you want to meet people, make a difference, earn money, build your resume or get more involved on campus, there are plenty of ways to build leadership skills.
After more than a century, the hiking club is still inspiring their peers to get outside and appreciate the breathtaking beauty surrounding their campus. Learn more about how the club's legacy continues to shape the student community.- Welcome back, Buffs! This week brings to campus Bike Fest, a recycled school supplies giveaway, an on-campus student job fair, gaming, free food and more.
As the official university partner of the Sundance Film Festival, CU Boulder and Sundance Institute will launch a year of academic, creative and experiential programming that extends far beyond the festival itself.
The College Panhellenic Council and the CU Interfraternity Council are kicking off their annual recruitment soon. Here's what faculty and staff need to know.
Looking to meet new people this year? Want to find different ways to get involved? Get tips for making the most of the Be Involved Fair on Aug. 26.
Compete against other colleges and universities, build friendships and develop leadership skills—all while representing CU Boulder. With 30 Sport Clubs to choose from, there's something for a variety of interests and experience levels.