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Service to our fellow Coloradans is one of the great joys of our work. Beyond what we do every day, we have the opportunity as well to give to the nonprofits and causes we most care about through our workplace giving program, the Colorado Combined Campaign.

We partnered with the Latino History Project to preserve the valuable history of our local Latino community, which is now being taught across Â鶹ӰԺ Valley and St. Vrain school districts.

CU Â鶹ӰԺ Residence Life is looking for the next generation of leaders to build community and help first-year students transition to college life.

On behalf of the faculty and staff in the University Libraries, I wish to reaffirm our commitment to fostering mutual respect, inclusion and intellectual freedom. These are cornerstones in the great tradition of American libraries, principles our profession has codified in our Code of Ethics and integral to the core values we embrace as an organization.

CU Student Government is working on rebranding and we want your input. We have created six new logos to represent our organization and we want to know which ones you favor.

This past week we sat down with Nurul MohdReza, CU Student Government Director of Diversity and Inclusion, who was tasked with planning our 2016 Diversity and Inclusion Summit, to find out why this campus has a summit in the first place as well as how we can expect the conference’s results to affect campus life.

From helping international students connect, to cultivating an environment of mutual respect between Muslims and all communities, four campus members will be honored Nov. 16 for their outstanding contributions to international understanding.

As we look forward to Veterans Day this Friday, Nov. 11, we encourage you to take a moment and consider the debt of gratitude we owe our veterans.

With the addition of an FM frequency for the student-run Radio 1190 comes not only a higher-quality experience for listeners, but also more real-life opportunities with increased training for DJs and more campus community engagement.

CU Â鶹ӰԺ senior Esha Mehta is climbing the Bastille Crack, one of Colorado’s most popular and classic climbs. Yet there’s a twist: Mehta is blind. The climb is part of the university’s recently developed Inclusive Recreation Program.