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Taking in 2022: The year at CU Boulder

Taking in 2022: The year at CU Boulder

Published: Dec. 23, 2022

A look back at 2022 shows a community that leaned into national and international events. Buffs finally got to resume one of the campus's most joyous traditions in person: commencement. The community rallied together around Marshall Fire survivors; adopted a land acknowledgement; set itself on the global stage co-hosting the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit; enjoyed moments with fury friends; said goodbye to CU Boulder's beloved Triceratops; welcomed Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders; and much more.听

Carlton Shield Chief Gover (left), a PhD student in anthropology, and Nick Conklin (right) of 3D printing Colorado scan the triceratops skull at the CU Museum of Natural History. (Photo by Glenn Asakawa/University of Colorado)

Warm welcomes, fond farewells

A 2022 fall scenic image on the main campus at the 麻豆视频. (Photo by Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado)

Forces for good

Remarkable community, remarkable individuals

Students

Faculty and staff

Juneteenth proclamation from the national archives

Honoring inclusiveness

Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Guest speakers share their perspectives

Olympic rings lit up at night

Pride of Olympic proportions

'Abortion is a right' sign at a rally in Pittsburgh

Examining national and international events

House burned in Marshall Fire with American flag

Rallying together

Tom Whittington, the father of shooting victim Teri Leiker, submits an offering during the dedication ceremony.

Dedicated in memory

Campus tree stands in memory of victims

CU Boulder first year students continue to move in with help from their supportive parents on the third day of Welcome Week.

Addressing costs, supporting our people

Juniper, a 2-year-old lab and service dog-in-training joins CU Boulder graduating students in line for free burritos from Mexicali Cafe in front of Hellems on the main campus from the Alumni Association as part of Grad Appreciation Days. Juniper has been training all year long on the CU Boulder campus and will join her forever home this summer. (Photo by Glenn Asakawa/University of Colorado)

Furry friends

Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, Chair of The Elders and Former UN Special Envoy on Climate Change, provides the keynote speech to a nearly full house on the second day of the Right Here Right Now Climate Summit at the Glenn Miller Ballroom in the University Memorial Center on the CU Boulder campus on Dec. 3, 2022. (Photo by Glenn Asakawa/University of Colorado)

Taking the global stage on climate

Ribbon cutting ceremony for CU Boulder's first two electric Buff Buses

Stewarding sustainability

Women's basketball player on the court

S'ko Buffs

Volunteer working at Buff Pantry

Breaking ground, building community resources

COVID-19

Comebacks

Navigating life with the virus

Buffalo Bicycle Classic

Reaching milestones

A child and a researcher play at a light table as part of a study

New research in health, climate, space

Researcher works in the Inscripta lab

Campus records and impacts

Person throwing black sand while kneeling in the snow on a mountain

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