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Welcome to a new semester at CU Boulder! I want to especially welcome those who are new to our campus community. Though times have changed since I was a student (yes, I was once a student), here is my list of top five tips for students based on 45 years of experience as a professor, parent and now chancellor of this beautiful campus.

During a whirlwind visit to campus, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine toured the new Aerospace Engineering Sciences Building, which occupies roughly 175,000 people on East Campus.

Stop by the annual Be Involved Fair and learn more about the hundreds of CU Boulder organizations and departments, as well as local organizations. It's the best place to find all sorts of involvement opportunities.

Colorado's football, volleyball and soccer teams are all in action this week for some of the first games this year.

Join us this fall for lectures about the media and politics, arctic warming, jazz in Paris and Brazilian performance featuring some of CU Boulder's most dynamic faculty.

From hiking trails to restaurant discounts, here are some helpful city of Boulder tips, resources and deals for CU Boulder students.

College of Music alumna and former University of Denver administrator Anne Culver made a gift to name one of the practice rooms in the expanded Imig Music Building in honor of her alumnus husband.

Peruse your options at the Education Abroad fair on Sept. 5. Chat with alumni, explore programs, meet staff and win prizes! There are programs for all majors and all budgets.

Melinda Piket-May is charged with promoting education for students at all scholastic levels across the state as the Timmerhaus Teaching Ambassador.

Exploring the theme of intent and impact, summit sessions are designed to augment course content as well as class interactions, regardless of academic discipline.