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We reaffirm and stand in support of our transgender and gender non-binary students, faculty and staff and all other members of our community regardless of sexual orientation, race, color, national origin, pregnancy, sex, age, disability, creed, religion, veteran status, political affiliation or philosophy.

Most students experience some levels of stress during midterms, and during times of stress, making choices that lead to a good balance in our lives can make a big difference.

It's important you take care of yourself and look out for your fellow Buffs. Get tips and resources on how to contribute to the health and safety of yourself and others.

Last night's incident and other recent criminal acts on University Hill remind us that traumatic events happen every day in all communities, and the CU Â鶹ӰԺ community is not exempt.

In its initiative to redefine student support, the Division of Student Affairs has introduced innovative programs and changes related to health and wellness.

As a city council study session over CU Â鶹ӰԺ South annexation is set to take place Oct. 9, Frances Draper discusses the university's commitment to being a partner in achieving a flood mitigation solution for the community.

The Graduate School is launching a task force to examine graduate student stipends and benefits, and a survey to assess funding and academic advising/mentorship.

Getting involved not only helps you meet new people with similar interests, but it can open up a world of possibilities. I encourage you to enjoy the journey, keep trying new things and looking for opportunities.

The Board of Regents approved new policies on freedom of expression, heard preliminary enrollment numbers for the four campuses and awarded six CU Â鶹ӰԺ faculty members the distinguished professor title.

As your new dean of students, it is my honor to welcome you to a new academic year! I am here to support you, advocate for you and connect you to the right resources to help you succeed.