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CU NightRide is CU Boulder’s student-operated, judgment-free, safe-ride service. It allows you to request free evening transportation to and from any location within Boulder city limits. Download the CU NightRide app from the Apple App Store or Google Play to request a ride.
The NSF Institute of Student-AI Teaming is inviting undergraduate students to participate in a study investigating collaborative problem-solving. You will learn about ways to improve collaborations and work with a partner on fun, collaborative learning activities across two sessions.
You are eligible to participate in this research study if you:
Each visit lasts two hours and will be compensated at $20 per hour. You will earn a bonus of $20 for attending both visits (up to $100 total).
Please sign up for all spots for which you are available over the next few weeks. Providing more availability will help ensure we find you a spot in our study. Calendly emails are not official scheduled dates—only marking your availability. A researcher will be in contact via email to begin the official scheduling process.
Thank you for your consideration!
Participate in a quick, anonymous survey to provide your opinion on the development of a collegiate EMS program at CU.
CUEMS is a student organization composed of certified EMTs dedicated to serving the CU community. We are researching the student population’s receptiveness of the development of a collegiate EMS program.
What is Collegiate EMS?
Please fill this survey out and share with as many people as possible!
Connect with students, plan service opportunities for our campus and make an impact through education, service and reflection.
Specific roles:
Work will begin on Aug. 14. Roles start at $16.85 per hour.
Do you know someone who exemplifies leadership? Nominate them for the CU Involvement Awards!
Each year the Center for Student Involvement and the Colorado Creed join together to recognize leadership and engagement across campus. We are seeking nominations of students, student organizations, faculty and staff who exemplify leadership and passion across the Boulder community.
Nominations are open Jan. 22–March 15.
Join the School of Education's Learning Assistant Program on March 19 for an info session and celebration in the CASE building.
The University Libraries provides free access to the Wall Street Journal for CU Boulder students, faculty and staff. Activate your account today.
An Arvada family needs a childcare provider for the summer, primarily for the 2-year-old, and also for the weeks when the 7- and 10-year-old kids are not in camp. Must love kids! Our ideal match will meet the requirements below. Some light tidying up would be part of our caregiver's responsibilities. We do have pets, so please consider that when applying.
Who needs care
Ideal caregiver qualities
Job schedule
Pay rate
How to apply
Email Mandy at mandy.lunnon@gmail.com with qualifications and salary requirements or resume.
CU Boulder's draft Climate Action Plan (CAP) has been published, and the open comment period closes on March 5. Visit the CAP website to read the plan and submit feedback. The campus community's input is vital as we create CU Boulder's road map for achieving carbon neutrality.
CU has partnered with Xcel Energy and Colorado CarShare to bring fully electric car share vehicles to campus. The first vehicle is available in Williams Village, and two additional EVs will be available in Smiley Court and Athens North in the future.
Plus, students will receive a waived membership fee and $25 in ride credit, and faculty and staff will receive $25 in ride credit—learn more and access discounts.
Norlin Library has completely reopened Monday, Feb. 26, after the Feb. 9 fire that shut down portions of the building. Most fire remediation efforts have been completed.
Research participants wanted! The current study aims to gather information and insights regarding sense of belonging from students at CU Boulder, with an emphasis on students who are studying within the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience.
The results of this study will inform any changes that may need to be implemented or programs that need to be developed to enhance student sense of belonging within the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience and at CU Boulder.
You must be a current CU Boulder undergraduate and 18 years or older. Participants will be compensated up to $40.
CAIRO Lab is looking for participants for a study on using an AI-based chatbot to complete tasks. You must be a CU Boulder student who is over 18 years old, and you will receive $15 for participating in a 45- to 60-minute-long study.
The purpose of this research is to improve the implementation and use of chatbots that are based on artificial intelligence. Our goal is to make chatbots more usable by everyone, including for work, school and general information. As chatbots become more common, we hope to find ways to implement them safely and conscientiously.
In this study you will use AI chatbots to complete two different tasks. Your participation should take less than 60 minutes and will take place in the CU Engineering Center. For more information, contact christine.chang@colorado.edu or bradley.hayes@colorado.edu. You can sign up here.
Calling all CU engineering students! Education Abroad has a new program just for you. CU Boulder’s first ever full-length semester faculty-led program, the Global Semester: ESCEND Engineering Management/Entrepreneurship Minor program is running this fall in Lisbon, Portugal. The application deadline for fall 2024 is March 1.
The ESCEND program is a unique opportunity for you to complete either the engineering management or entrepreneurship minor while living in the beautiful city of Lisbon. Gain critical business management and entrepreneurial skills and a broader knowledge of a “world where engineers are expected to understand the technical, economic and managerial aspects of projects.”
Studying abroad in Lisbon offers a unique and enriching experience with academic, cultural and personal growth opportunities. Create connections with local students and experts through site visits and field trips.
Most classes are taught seminar-style to encourage discussion and interaction, and include guest lecturers to bring in fresh insight and expertise. You will enroll in the following classes, all of which count as required or elective courses for both minors:
The coursework will be supplemented with an internship placement, allowing for hands-on application and meaningful connection-building.
Interested in learning more? Check out the program page and then connect with Education Abroad to get started on your application.
Want to shape the future of CU Boulder and improve your resume at the same time? Run for CU Student Government!
To start your campaign, you must fill out a candidacy form for the position you would like to run for. Download the form.
Once your form is complete, email it to cusg.elections@colorado.edu and you will be sent a petition form to begin collecting signatures from CU students. If you reach the signature threshold for your position and submit the petition form by March 4, you will be added to the spring election ballot!