Buffs Together
As CU Boulder faculty adapt to the ongoing challenges of teaching in the COVID-19 era, they can take heart that they are not alone. CU Boulder’s Center for Teaching & Learning is taking center stage as a teaching partner, offering an array of resources.
The challenges of COVID-19 have inspired innovation among staff, faculty and students, leading to the development of two summer programs for 38 participating mechanical engineering students.
While we are all moving through this challenging time together, many students have had to reroute their plans that were in place for the summer. Hear from four fellow Buffs on their recent experiences in uncertain times.
After working remotely, engineering researchers are gradually and safely returning to campus to continue their work in the lab. Assistant Professor Kaushik Jayaram shares his experience.
This is a student-led initiative, supported through the College of Arts and Sciences, to bring CU undergrads together to ideate about how they can have a connected campus while physically distancing this fall.
In the midst of a global pandemic, researchers and engineers have found partnerships in unexpected places.
Buffs around the world came together over the past few months in remarkable ways to support students, staff and faculty in need.
In the midst of a phased return to on-campus research and creative work, CU Engineering researchers share tips, tricks and takeaways as they navigate a new approach to research prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
For more than 60 years, the festival has kept William Shakespeare’s language alive, sharing his famous (and not-so-famous) words with new generations of theater-goers. Though the festival won't happen in 2020, the tradition plans to continue in 2021 with a spiced-up performance schedule and dynamic cast.
Videos of Colorado Shakespeare Festival artists' at-home performances have been posted weekly since June, giving patrons a chance to enjoy the pathos and wit of the Bard (and others) from the safety and comfort of their homes.