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Longtime College of Music supporters Jeannie and Jack Thompson's most recent gift to the college was given to name the dean鈥檚 office in the expanded Imig building in honor of Bruce and Marcy Benson.

CUBuffs.com caught up with former CU basketball player Kate Fagan for a Q&A ahead of the Feb. 26 Inclusive Sports Summit. Fagan, along with former CU football player Phillip Lindsay, is a keynote speaker.

Taking place on March 3, the summit will focus on health and wellness, featuring presentations by faculty and staff, an expo and a reception for asking questions and gathering information.

This weekend brings The Connection grand reopening, DIY air plants and healing crystals, pizza and basketball, a Zumba party, the Fitness Court Winter Games and more.

Silent films weren鈥檛 actually silent. Now, students can study the music of this once prominent corner of American pop culture.

The University Libraries and The Laughing Goat Coffeehouse are excited to celebrate their long-standing partnership and The Laughing Goat鈥檚 15th anniversary with new scholarships for student-employees of the libraries, endowed by The Laughing Goat.

Dennis Perepelitsa, an experimental nuclear physicist at CU 麻豆影院, is one of 25 early-career scholars to win a 2020 Cottrell Scholar Award, recognizing young scholars who integrate scientific teaching and research.

Did you know CU students have free access to LinkedIn Learning courses? Explore how you can polish your r茅sum茅, prepare for job interviews and more.

Don't miss the 鈥淛oker鈥� on Thursday, Feb. 27, and 鈥淶ombieland: Double Tap鈥� on Friday, Feb. 28. Plus, if you're interested in the music industry, join Program Council's weekly Street Team meetings.

As a follow-up on efforts to improve campus anti-racism policies, resources and training for the community, CUSG Director of Diversity and Inclusion Olivia Gardner and Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement Bob Boswell are sharing an update on progress, action items and next steps.