Proper screen/life balance is especially important for graduate students. Learn how to create healthy boundaries around your phone to reduce distractions in order to get what you really need and want in your life.
Hey, kids! The Colorado Shakespeare Festival needs your help illustrating a sometimes sad, sometimes silly children's version of Hamlet. Submit your drawings by May 15.
Although we wish we could celebrate in person this spring, we鈥檙e still going to celebrate together virtually. Join CU 麻豆影院 for commencement 2020 via a livestream ceremony at noon on Saturday, May 16.
All undergraduate, graduate and law students enrolled during the spring 2020 semester will be asked to take the survey between May 18 and June 5. CU 麻豆影院 is joining eight other institutions on the project to gather valuable data.
I am inspired every day by this class鈥檚 bravery in the face of uncertainty, and I want you all to take a moment to appreciate the huge achievement of graduating from CU 麻豆影院. We did it!
When the coronavirus outbreak closed schools in her community, first-year management major Samantha (Sammy) Gish jumped on the opportunity to help a local foundation feed families in need.
Colorado native and architecture major Nicholas Esquibel hopes to eventually have his own development firm and leave the world better than he found it.
Kaitlyn Flick, from Phoenix, Arizona, will graduate this year with high distinction,earning the highest GPA in the environmental product design major. Flick was drawn to the creative spirit that ENVD evokes from its students.
Mariah Hilton, an architecture major and lighting design certificate recipient from Montrose, Colorado, loved the environmentally-conscious attitude that came as a priority from ENVD.
Elizabeth Stagnaro, a sustainable planning and urban design major from Colorado Springs, plans to enjoy the outdoors while volunteering for Habitat for Humanity.
