This summer, many offices and departments within the Division of Student Affairs relocated, an effort to better utilize space and provide enhanced service and support.
The Senior Auditors program is back, and auditors will be in class the first week of classes. Auditors must receive permission and will be requesting faculty/staff signatures for approval.
Help CU Boulder repeat last year's record-breaking performance to beat CSU in this annual blood donor challenge, Aug. 28 to 30. Donors will receive two football game tickets and a free T-shirt.
Twenty-two CU Boulder labs recently got in on an international sustainability challenge, taking such actions as trading energy-inefficient units with efficient ones and more.
The heckling is real, the riots just acknowledged, and they are part of an innovative teaching method that calls on students to play historical characters as part of an immersive "game."
More than 200 programs and activities await new CU Boulder students beginning today, during Fall Welcome, including College Day, convocation, CU on the Hill and the Welcomefest concert.
This summer, the Office of Information Technology upgraded a number of touch panels in large lecture halls, part of a larger standardization plan with more upgrades coming. Find out which lecture halls got the upgrade.
During the fall 2018 and spring 2019 semesters, all courses and education-based events that support the academic mission of the university will be eligible for Classroom Capture.
After a four-year track record of responsible behavior by vendors and fans, alcohol sales will be extended to the concourse areas of Folsom Field during football games so patrons can bring drinks back to their seats.
Want to earn $25 each month? Track your exercise for at least 12 days with the Move app, still available to CU Health Plan members, even though it's been discontinued by UCHealth.
