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A team of four engineering undergraduates has undertaken a project to help improve the health of people in Rwanda, among 3 billion people globally who cook and heat their homes with stoves fueled by kerosene, wood, animal dung or coal.

Even amidst these changes in our lives from COVID-19, your strengths can help you cope with these uncertain times. Learn more about the CliftonStrengths assessment.

Use your crafting and sewing skills to make and donate cloth masks through the Volunteer Resource Center for the campus's critical services workers.

The Shanghai alumni chapter is among numerous CU Boulder affiliates supporting fellow Buffs through the coronavirus pandemic. A group of alumni donated 1,200 masks to CU Boulder, which were distributed to campus health care workers and first responders.

Middle school teacher Nick Schuster had one day to return to his school to pack up materials to prepare for teaching remotely, and he knew what he needed to do.

Patrol officers are working to remove bicycles that were abandoned when students and employees left the campus to work remotely. So far, more than 80 bikes have been secured.

Sleepio, a new wellness program for eligible CU Health Plan members, will be available on July 1.

CU Boulder's David Shneer has won a top honor for his project that highlights Holocaust survivors who "commemorated murdered Jews in the very country that orchestrated their murder."

It’s important to find healthy ways to manage stress, especially as we approach finals week. Get tips to help you stress less this week.

A number of faculty and staff members are being recognized with this year's Marinus Smith Award for the positive impact they have had on their students. Though this year’s ceremony was canceled, New Student & Family Programs is still honored to recognize the 16 awardees.