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The Office of Information Technology is offering online sessions to help faculty and staff review and save essential Google Drive files owned by former colleagues and former students.

Brad Wham, an assistant research professor, was a member of one of the three Learning From Earthquakes reconnaissance teams that traveled to Turkey in March. The team specifically looked at lifeline systems including energy, transportation, water and wastewater.

The Graduate and Professional Student Government would like to congratulate all graduate and professional students graduating this year! GPSG celebrates your great accomplishment, and we wish you all the best as you step into the next chapters of your life and career.

When the fall semester begins, construction will be underway, and the Hellems Arts & Sciences building will be closed until its scheduled reopening for the spring semester of 2026.

Graduating CU Boulder senior Carter Snelson walked every street in Boulder, a journey that totaled 970 miles.

Amid countless challenges, Leeds graduates transformed the school, campus and world through their work. And they’re just getting started.​ Here are some of their stories.

At the CU Boulder Center for Leadership, experiential learning aligns with our philosophy of developing leaders—the best way to learn to lead is to practice leading, and the spring experiential leadership intensive provided just that.

CU Boulder pays annual fees to provide access to a number of music catalogs for users to search and ensure the song is covered under copyright policy.

The CUSG director of legislative affairs is one of 175 college students recognized for their nonpartisan democratic engagement work in 2022, as part of the All In Campus Democracy Challenge student voting honor roll.

Sororities at CU Boulder raised more than $290,000 for various causes as part of their philanthropy efforts this academic year. Chapters in the College Panhellenic Council raise money and awareness for their dedicated causes by holding various philanthropy events each semester.