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CU Boulder鈥榮 Sexual Misconduct Task Force is providing updates based on the 2021 Sexual Misconduct Survey and also is on track to present a proposal by late summer.

CU Boulder's new Chief People Officer Robyn Fergus wants to hear feedback about Human Resources, the office's priorities and faculty-staff experiences, as well as answer questions. Join a coffee chat April 21, April 16 or May 2.

The 2023 Research & Innovation Seed Grants, awarded by CU Boulder's Research & Innovation Office and the Office of the Provost, are funding 25 new projects for up to $75,000 each.

Vote on the best student sustainability solutions projects, provide feedback on the campus Climate Action Plan and take electric transportation for a spin at the 30th annual Campus Sustainability Summit.

Show off your Buff pride during Black and Gold Day on Saturday, April 22. Whether you鈥檒l be on campus, attending a watch party or cheering from home, here are some tips to get ready for the day.

Studying for finals takes energy! Whether you crave a sweet treat or need nutritious fuel for a long study session, you can find creative study snacks at campus dining locations.

What if improving one鈥檚 athletic performance through supplements was simpler and more affordable? What if instead of producing emissions, airplanes could take carbon out of the air? And what if learning a new language was as fun as listening to music? New Venture Challenge judges awarded $100,000 to help see these innovations through.

Joseph Dupris, a visiting assistant professor at CU Boulder, is a linguist and 鈥渕aqlaqsyals鈥� user who helped integrate the Modoc language into the short film This Is Their Land. It was recently screened on campus, and a 150th anniversary remembrance is set to be held in Tulelake, California.

Fifteen faculty and staff members were recognized this year through the Marinus Smith Awards for the positive impacts they have made on their students.

A 23-year western drought has drastically shrunk the Colorado River, leading the Biden administration to consider mandatory cuts to water allocations in some states. Look back on The Conversation archives to better understand what鈥檚 happening and what鈥檚 at stake.