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Looking for a safe ride on campus or within Boulder city limits? Give CU NightRide a try! We’re a student-operated program that provides FREE night-time transportation for CU students, faculty and staff.

Stop by the Center for Student Involvement to pick up a goodie bag in celebration of Grad Student Appreciation week!

The University of Colorado Boulder Conference on World Affairs returns in person with most sessions livestreamed online April 6-9, 2022. One hundred diverse speakers and performers will participate in 125 panel discussions, performances and keynote events on the CU Boulder campus. All events are free and open to the public,

Would you like to learn how to effectively use a planner and make the most of the time you have in a day?  Then this is the workshop for you.  Leslie Blood, PhD, Director of Graduate Community and Program Development, will be discussing different planning methods, scheduling, personal/professional obligations, reflections, blocking and specificity.  We will also teach you how to make/customize your own planner in case you do not want to spend extra money on one that is already set up for you. Open to all graduate students and post docs.

The CU International Festival is a celebration of cultures and traditions from all around the world. It is the largest student organized event on campus and is free and open to the public.

These classes are designed to help attendees gain confidence in defending themselves against perpetrators of sexual assault. Additionally, the attendees of these self-defense classes will be gaining an understanding of empowerment and joy through physical activity.

Join the Center for Inclusion and Social Change for food and live music.  Meet new friends and connect with your communities.

Meet employers from every industry in this day of networking. It’s open to students and alumni from all majors, experience levels and backgrounds. CU Boulder students and alumni from all majors, degree levels and backgrounds are welcome to attend this FREE event.

Join the Volunteer Resource Center in a week of volunteer projects to serve the local Boulder community! National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to recognize the impact of volunteer service and for volunteers to tackle society’s greatest challenges, to build stronger communities and to become more educated in how to help your community. This program is a great opportunity for CU students who are looking to get involved, make new connections, practice their leadership skills or simply to spend a day engaged making a positive impact.

A presentation on test-taking strategies and how to create a study schedule for your final exams. Includes tips on prioritizing time management as you prepare for your final exams. This presentation is open to all students.

A Mobile Food Pantry will take place on Thursday, April 21 from 2 to 4 p.m. on the University Memorial Center (UMC) South Terrace Plaza.

Attendees will receive up to 30 pounds of food in multiple boxes. Drive through is not available at this Mobile Food Pantry.

Set in a Moroccan train station at the turn of the 20th century, a group of enigmatic strangers interacts with one another, revealing both the mundane and the miraculous in their lives. Colorful and modern, "Postcard from Morocco" explores the physical and emotional baggage we all carry from day-to-day, whether it be an unrealized dream, a mysterious secret—or even a lover in a hat box.

The CU flute studio presents a diverse concert of nature-inspired music in celebration of Earth Day. Featuring both solo and chamber music, the concert includes the premieres of commissions by CU composers Dianna Link and Conor Abbott Brown. Additional music by Coleman, Honneger, Messiaen, Socolofsky, Flutronix, Higdon, Boulanger and Takemitsu.

Recreation Services is offering a number of ways to stay healthy and engaged during these unique and trying times. From the comfort of your home, join us in positive intention meditation, live or pre-recorded fitness classes, or even just a short stretch break to keep yourself moving throughout the day!

A great way to make more sustainable food choices is to make incremental changes over time instead of a one-time overhaul. Here are some tips for adding more plants into your diet as well as ways to save money on your food bill. Remember, don’t think this is an all or nothing journey. Start with small changes and do more when you are ready.

Greening your living space means taking attainable steps to improve the environmental impact of your residence. Here are some tips for making sustainable choices wherever you live to reduce your carbon footprint.