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In light of the current situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Graduate School is extending the graduation deadlines for doctoral and master’s students planning to have their degrees awarded in May 2020. These extensions will provide extra time needed to schedule defenses, doctoral and master’s final examinations, and to submit theses and dissertations.

In four races separated by just 15 days, the CU track and field star sent shockwaves with her performances. Now, the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association has named Jones its national athlete of the year.

Spring break is a great time to explore your interests and passions by enjoying the University Libraries’ ebook selections, listening to an audiobook during a bike ride, or finding solace in a podcast, film or game. Let the Libraries help you.

In response to the COVID-19 threat, CU’s Office of Government Relations has temporarily suspended its work supporting visits by CU students, faculty and leadership at the U.S. Capitol, White House and with federal agency partners.

As liaisons between staff and campus administration, Staff Council members act as conduits for communicating your needs and ideas, as well as advocating for policies that positively impact CU Boulder staff. Vote by March 31.

The spring 2020 deadline for the last day to drop a class (with a W) has been extended to the last day of classes—April 30 for full semester classes—and will be prorated for special session classes.

In the top 10 nationally, CU Boulder graduate offerings—in the categories of atomic/molecular/optical physics, aerospace/aeronautical/astronautical engineering, environmental law and other areas—continue to receive high rankings.

In light of the ongoing campus COVID-19 response, the University Libraries are implementing an amended service and operational plan, including building closures of campus locations. Learn more.

With the shift to online teaching and learning, the campus will begin operating under enhanced protocols for building access, effective March 16. This means that most buildings will require students, faculty and staff to swipe their Buff OneCard at entrances equipped with card readers.

Dan Jones and Garry DeJong addressed the latest news and fielded live questions related to COVID-19 and impacts to the Boulder campus during a virtual town hall meeting on March 13. Watch a recap video.