Join our candlelight research study: At Home Circadian Rhythm Assessment.

The purpose of the study is to examine circadian rhythms in the home environment under typical home lighting conditions versus under candlelight conditions after sunset. This work will have important implications for the development of strategies to measure circadian rhythms outside of the laboratory and how evening light exposure influences circadian timing.

We are looking for men and women, ages 18-65, to participate in an at-home monitoring research study that lasts approximately one week, with a total of two short visits at the Sleep and Chronobiology Laboratory at CU Boulder. 

Compensation up to $250.

Get more study details and information on how to apply.

If you have any other questions, please email sleep.study@colorado.edu and ask about the candlelight study.

Looking for an on-campus job? Come to this event to meet campus employers, explore opportunities and learn how to apply! The fair takes place from 4 to 6 p.m. in the UMC.

Hourly and work-study positions available. Open to all current undergraduate and graduate students.

Interested in being an RA for the 2022–23 school year? Applications are now open. 

The Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) is seeking to fill a variety of positions starting in the fall 2021 semester. No prior experience with GPSG is needed to apply. Applications for all positions will remain open until filled, with the initial round of reviews starting Sept. 15.

Google is applying a security update in Google Drive to make sharing links more secure, which may lead to some new file access requests.

The Volunteer Placement Program is designed to bridge student-volunteers and local nonprofit organizations to address immediate community needs. This program is a unique opportunity for students interested in pursuing an ongoing volunteer experience that will challenge them to grow and learn as active members of the Boulder community.

Students who participate have the opportunity to network and build relationships, learn about and directly serve diverse community needs, and get a strong start volunteering in CU Boulder community and in surrounding communities. Learn more.

The Buff Pantry is the on-campus food pantry, here to support CU Boulder students who are experiencing food insecurity. Get details and hours.

The Academic Success and Achievement Program offers small group tutoring that meets weekly throughout the semester and 1-on-1 sessions where students can receive extra help and see how tutoring may work for them.

Don't miss this fall tradition Oct. 14–17. Registration is required and is now open.

Please review these adjusted dining hours for Monday, Sept. 6, as some on-campus retail markets, restaurants, cafes and grab-n-go's will be closed. Dining centers in C4C, Sewall and Village Center will operate under a normal schedule.

The Dean of Students Leadership and Values Council exists to engage students in a meaningful way and provide the appropriate support, resources, and opportunities for its diverse student body to thrive. In addition to sharing ideas, counsel, and feedback regarding issues that affect the student body, members will also engage in leadership development and mentorship opportunities.

All current undergraduate students may apply, and applications are due Sept. 3.

For fall 2021, all undergraduate and graduate students need to complete the COVID-19 vaccine requirements by Sept. 15, 2021. Submission instructions are available for students.

Students who complete the vaccination requirements by the deadline will be entered into a drawing with a chance to win:

• $500 credit to the CU Book Store
• Apple products (Pencils, AirPods)

The drawing will take place on Sept. 15. If you win, you’ll be notified directly by the Pandemic Response Office the week following the drawing.

As we begin a new academic year, the Office of Information Security would like to remind everyone about the importance of protecting your CU email and online accounts. Get details.

UROP invites undergraduates at any stage of their project timeline to participate in this year's Sidewalk Symposium by creating colorful visual presentations of their projects using nothing but chalk.

Check out the website for details, eligibility and more.