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As Australia burns, experts available to discuss lasting impacts on wildlife, human health

Getting involved helps you discover interests and hobbies, find a close-knit community on campus and even explore different career paths. Here are 10 ways to get involved at CU.

Between dining centers, grab-and-go locations, markets and more, CU offers many dining options and hours to fit your lifestyle.

What better way to kick off a new year than by having fun with hundreds of fellow Buffs? CU Night includes discounted rodeo tickets and all-day free access.

As you walk toward the map collection of the Earth Sciences and Map Library, you may find a room full of students and the chatter of discovering maps. The number of classes held in the space has increased thanks to Ilene Raynes and Naomi Heiser.

Ten years ago, CU Â鶹ӰԺ welcomed its first cohort of Guardian Scholars. Today, the Guardian Scholars program has served over 50 students and recently celebrated a decade of student impact.

Plan your 2020 giving with the Colorado Combined Campaign, and check one more item off of your to-do list! CCC provides state employees with a diverse, fairly-managed and efficient charitable solicitation, listing charities by region so you can keep your dollars close to home. Online pledging closes Jan. 8.

Philip DiStefano has appointed CU system Vice President, University Counsel and Secretary of the Board of Regents Patrick O’Rourke interim executive vice chancellor and chief operating officer beginning Feb. 20.

In the coming weeks, the Office of Information Technology will host trainings for Canvas, CU Clickers, PlayPosit and Cidi Labs, and offer sessions covering A/V technology available in the classroom.

Colorado volleyball player Sterling Parker recently received an honorable mention from Volleyball magazine as part of its freshman all-America team listing.