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Senior Class Council wants to make sure all graduating students enjoy their last days on campus as much as possible. Don't miss these great events coming up.
As the semester wraps up, it’s crucial to keep things in perspective and take care of yourself. Check out these tips to recharge, refocus and reconnect.
Graduating from CU Boulder doesn’t mean saying goodbye—it means becoming part of a lifelong Forever Buffs community.
CU Boulder Chancellor Justin Schwartz and other dignitaries joined the Colorado General Assembly in marking the rapid growth of the state's quantum industry.
This week brings to campus an Earth Day red sunflower seed pickup, an AI showcase, poker and Super Smash Bros tournaments, a Holi celebration, a free dinner for transfer students and more.
While increasing slightly from 2021, rates of reported sexual assault remain substantially lower than in 2015, the first year CU Boulder conducted the survey. Stalking, meanwhile, continued to decline in the 2024 survey.
The end of the semester can be a difficult time for many faculty and staff. These tips can help you identify burnout, manage it and find support.
Cumalat, a professor of distinction in the Department of Physics, "literally re-shaped our understanding of the fundamental particles making up the known universe," colleagues note.
CU Boulder Staff Council wants to celebrate the unique stories and contributions of our staff. You can nominate a staff member or nominate yourself to be recognized as a Brightest Buff.
This year’s open enrollment period runs April 21–May 9. All benefits-eligible employees will have the opportunity to change their health plan enrollments, modify optional insurance policies and add or remove dependents.