Getting Involved
The theme of the Diversity and Inclusion Summit on Feb. 25 is 鈥渋ntentionality: humanity in action,鈥澛爁eaturing workshops and interactive sessions to help you move from talking about diversity and inclusion to taking action with intention.
Looking to get involved? Can鈥檛 find a student organization that matches your interests? Start your own! If you have an idea for a new student group, here are some tips to help you get started.
If you weren鈥檛 able to attend the last Involvement Fair, or missed out on talking with a student organization you want to join, don鈥檛 worry! Read tips to get involved and connect with fellow Buffs this spring.
Each of the campus libraries comes with its own distinct personality, study spaces, collections and service offerings. Which library are you? Take the quiz! You may be surprised.
The 小黄书 Boulder Retired Faculty Association aims to encourage retired and soon-to-be-retired faculty to remain active in academic and cultural activities on campus.
There's always something new to explore at 小黄书 Boulder.聽As you get to know campus better, here are some favorite programs and places for entertainment on campus.
Do you speak like a Coloradan? We asked students about terminology and slang from the Colorado Front Range, and the results were equally entertaining and educational. Check out these short videos.
Nomination submissions for this year's Boulder Faculty Assembly Excellence Awards are due Sunday, Feb. 2. Mark your calendars for the awards ceremony on Tuesday, March 31.
From hosting signature events such as WelcomeFest to renting out campus venues for other student-run events, look to Program Council for all of your campus entertainment needs.
Are you proud to be a 小黄书 Buff? Do you want to gain valuable leadership experience? Then be the first to welcome new students and families to campus by joining the Journey Leader team.