Incorporating a Global Intensive in your course is an extraordinary opportunity for students to learn in a real-life context while still getting a first-class CU Boulder education. Learn more.
Curated by the CU Museum of Natural History to highlight the diversity of life in Colorado freshwaters, this traveling exhibit features photography of nearly 5 million native specimens.
CU Boulder will recognize five faculty members, three K-12 teachers and many graduate student-teachers with awards at an upcoming event featuring Michael Puett, Harvard University, and guest speaker Polly McLean.
September is Pollinator Appreciation Month, and the CU Museum of Natural History and city of Boulder are teaming up to celebrate with a tour of one of the campus's pollinator gardens on Sept. 9.
Join Fran Bagenal Sept. 6 or 7 for a journey to Jupiter with NASA's Juno spacecraft, where you’ll learn new information on what this mission is telling us about our solar system's largest planet.
The former International Space Station commander and U.S. Navy captain will speak at Macky Auditorium. The student-led Distinguished Speakers Board is hosting Kelly.
This week brings to campus the Education Abroad Fair, Ralphie's Cooking Basics class, Pizza & Perspectives on China, the Avery Bang talk, International Coffee Hour, a film screening and more.
If you're staying in Boulder for the long weekend, see what's happening on and off campus: Boulder Creek Hometown Festival, football tailgating, CU Super Geeks meetup, free fitness classes and more.
Personal security at work, dealing with disruptive customers (de-escalation), a manager's role in protecting employees—learn more at a free seminar hosted by the Faculty and Staff Assistance Program.
Here's everything you need to know for the game when we take on CSU. Get details on everything from when to show up for Ralphie's Corral to what CU gear to wear and more.
