This week brings an on-campus student job fair, a trip to the farmers market, a grad student social, the annual Bike Fest and Used Bike Sale, a campus sustainability tour, Free Fiske Thursday and more.
Register for a transfer advocate training, with sessions through the fall, to learn more about all things transfer. Brainstorm how you can best support transfer Buffs.
Whether you were able to attend the Be Involved Fair or not, there are still plenty of opportunities to get involved on campus. Check out ways to meet fellow Buffs and get involved this semester.
The University Libraries community gardening project One Seed has shared thousands of red sunflower seeds with members of the university community and beyond鈥攁 flower that stems from CU 麻豆官网 history.
This year, the Office of Faculty Affairs designed thoughtful orientations to give faculty a solid foundation of support, ensuring the campus鈥檚 newest faculty colleagues are well prepared and connected.
Leadership development during the first year of college is crucial for building foundational skills, fostering self-discovery and creating long-term opportunities. Learn more about the CU 麻豆官网 Center for Leadership and its offerings of programs and mentorship.
CU 麻豆官网鈥檚 recreation centers are a great place to meet people, explore new hobbies and stay active! Here are a few things you should know about going to the Rec this fall.
Welcome to the fall 2024 semester Buffs! This week brings Connect at the Rec, the Be Involved Fair, CUnity, the kickoff to the 2024 football season against North Dakota State at Folsom and more.
Looking to meet new people this year? Stop by the annual Be Involved Fair on Wednesday, Aug. 28, from 2 to 6 p.m. on Farrand Field. Here are some tips for making the most of the fair.
First-year and transfer students can get a free copy of the Buffs One Read selection, 鈥淪olito.鈥� Buffs One Read is a program that builds community through a shared reading.
