Getting Involved
When you graduate, you may leave Boulder, but the Alumni Association is here to help you stay connected to CU.
The Creative Climate Communications class took the stage on Thursday to perform live comedy with the goal of educating the crowd about climate change.
Mechanical engineering teams had two primary aims: making an impact on a wounded veteran’s life and putting mechanical skills to the test. They designed a luggage carrier device and a swimmer lift system.
Distinguished Professors Karolin Luger and Natalie Ahn will be formally inducted into the National Academy of Sciences on April 27.
CIRES’ William Lewis will deliver a distinguished research lecture on April 30, “Lakes, Nutrients, and Water Sin.” Before you go, learn about the effect of humans on Colorado waters and more.
A mechanical engineering alumnus chooses to take risks, try new things and serve others all while having fun! He began his career as a pilot in the Navy and has since founded KOTA Longboards.
Commencement is around the corner and the campus needs volunteers to ensure the experience is enjoyable, celebratory and smooth for everyone. Plus, being part of the festivities is fun and rewarding!
As you prepare for graduation and life after college, here are some words of advice from Forever Buffs before you leave CU Boulder.
In recognition of National Volunteer Week, CU Boulder students, graduate students, faculty and staff share their volunteer experiences and what volunteering means to them.
Plans are underway, designed to provide the best opportunity for students to build community and have a positive move-in experience. Learn about move-in dates, parking and volunteering.