CU Boulder Life
If you're planning to attend or watch the football games this fall, here are some of the most common things students get in trouble for during football games.
College life is busy and requires energy to stay focused. You can supplement your on-campus dining with snacks or easy-to-prepare meals in your residence hall. Check out these tips to make eating easier!
The Commuting Buffs Program supports students who commute to campus and first-year students living off campus to help build community at CU Boulder. Learn more about how to get involved and check out the Commuter Lounge this semester!
The Hill offers a unique array of dining options including everything from late-night pizza to an early-morning smoothie bowl. Discover some of the best places to grab a bite.
Making move-in and Fall Welcome events a success requires coordination from departments across the Division of Student Affairs and campus units. This team effort leads to a smooth and inviting start to the new academic year.
Living on your own is an exciting adventure with new freedoms and responsibilities. Check out tips to help you navigate this transition.
If you are living off campus for the first time, check out tips to navigate the transition and stay connected to campus life.
Whether you’re beginning your first year or final year at CU Boulder, take time to show your Buff pride and get involved in your community.
Living on campus can be an exciting (and nerve-wracking) experience. This may be the first time you’ve had to share a room or live with someone you’ve never met. Follow these tips to help you transition into a residence hall and create a positive roommate experience at CU.
We’ve all been there—maybe you had to skip breakfast or forgot your lunch at home. There are 15 dining locations on campus, offering a variety of convenient options. As a faculty or staff member, here are some tips to maximize your on-campus dining experience.