Did you know you could earn gift cards and discounts when you recyclen or refill your water bottle? With the Positive Impacts Points program faculty, staff and students are rewarded for actions that benefit the environment, personal well-being and the community.
CU Â鶹¹ÙÍø students are represented by the CU Student Government and United Government of Graduate Students. Learn more about what the groups do and how you can get involved.
On Oct. 28, students, faculty and staff on all four CU campuses will be invited to participate in a system-administered survey designed to assess CU’s learning and working environments and more.
Author Chris Fussell highlights changes in leadership and teamwork brought about by technology as part of the annual Leo Hill Leadership Speaker Series.
CU Â鶹¹ÙÍø's first Map the System competition encourages students to deeply understand social challenges before they pitch solutions. The winner will go on to compete at University of Oxford. Learn more.
Current study abroad students, recent study abroad returnees and current international students and scholars are welcome to submit their best photos by Oct. 20 for this contest celebrating International Education Week Nov. 18–22.
The Libby Residential Academic Program is hosting two events to celebrate LGBTQIA+ History Month and as part of its commitment to inclusive excellence at CU and getting other RAPs involved.
Challenge each other to give some new commute options a try. During October, get credit and the chance to win great prizes when you opt to bike, walk, rail, bus, carpool or vanpool.
The Research & Innovation Office, in collaboration with the United Government of Graduate Students, is inviting graduate and professional students from all disciplines to participate in a poster session with lightning talks.
