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Come out to help celebrate the class of 2022 at Grad Bash!
Grad Bash is a celebration for graduating students, featuring free food and refreshments, a DJ and photo opportunities. Hosted on the lawn of the Koenig Alumni Center, this CU tradition is the perfect way for graduates to enjoy their time together in the days leading up to commencement.
We are looking for lots of volunteers to help with setup, event support and tear-down at this end-of semester event for students. It will be a fun, celebratory environment and a way to show your support for graduates.
View shifts and register. Email alumnivolunteers@colorado.edu with any questions.
Frontline service workers are invited to apply for CU Boulder Staff Council by April 1. Serving on Staff Council is a great professional development opportunity, and the application process is quick and easy.
Read more or watch a video for more information—in English and Español.
Program Council is proud to announce the headliner for our annual spring show, Felly. The latest signee to 300 Entertainment, the rapper/singer-songwriter/producer brings a boundless energy to his music, which is an experimental blend of traditional rap, indie rock and soul.
The concert will be held April 3 in the UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $11 for CU Boulder students and $22 for the general public. Students must use their colorado.edu email when purchasing.
We are excited to welcome the National Pan-Hellenic Council, comprised of the nine historically African American sororities and fraternities, to our campus! Representatives from each chapter will be available to share information on their history and important facts, answer questions and provide details on how you can get involved.
Questions? Email guillermo.ramirez@colorado.edu.
The Division of Student Affairs and the Graduate School invite all graduate students to join us for a celebration of Graduate Student Appreciation Week. We look forward to celebrating our outstanding graduate student community.
In addition, don’t forget HungryBuffs is offering free delivery on all orders for graduate students April 4–8 with coupon code “graduate22.”
Each year, the Center for Student Involvement and the Colorado Creed join together to recognize leadership and engagement across campus. The CU Involvement Awards is a free and open event that celebrates students, student organizations, faculty and staff who exemplify leadership and passion across the Boulder community. The awards will be presented on Tuesday, April 19, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom.
Submit your nominations by March 31.
Have questions about digital accessibility? The Digital Accessibility Office Hours is a virtual space to come and ask questions and obtain technical assistance regarding digital accessibility.
Spring 2022 office hours:
A suspect who matches the description in a motor vehicle theft and robbery that occurred on the CU Boulder campus Friday morning has been apprehended, according to the University of Colorado Police Department (CUPD). The crime occurred at approximately 9:30 a.m. on March 18.
CUPD notified the campus community of the arrest on Friday night, after initially alerting campus of the crime on Friday morning. No one was injured in the on-campus incident.
The suspect was arrested at approximately 5:25 p.m. Friday, near Hays, Kansas. The stolen vehicle was also recovered.
CUPD notified police agencies throughout Colorado and nearby jurisdictions to be on the lookout for a stolen Toyota 4-Runner off-road vehicle with Texas plates.
Police were notified of a robbery in Hays, Kansas, by a suspect matching the description of the campus incident, then spotted the vehicle in a restaurant drive-thru in nearby Russel, Kansas.
The suspect was taken into custody after a high-speed chase.
CUPD would like to thank the Hays Police Department, the Kansas Highway Patrol, the Russell Police Department, the Russell County Sheriff’s Department, the Ellis County Sheriff’s Department, and the other law enforcement agencies that helped in the search for and apprehension of the suspect.
Anyone with information regarding this crime is encouraged to contact CUPD at 303-492-6666. If you wish to share information anonymously, contact Northern Colorado Crime Stoppers by phone or email. Reference CUPD case No. 2022-0480.
Sticking around town during spring break? The Rec has got you covered with plenty of classes and free activities for you to enjoy March 19–26. Staycation includes:
I am a Marshall Fire victim who lost her childhood home and everything inside it during the horrible Marshall Fire. I noticed a pain point for people who suffered smoke damage to their home, or whose home was destroyed, was that there were all of these resources out there but no clear organization. This meant a lot of the resources weren’t known to the people who needed them most.
When tasked with creating a website for my CU Boulder digital marketing class, I decided it was a perfect opportunity to make a comprehensive resource guide. I also noticed that people who wanted to help didn’t know how to help in effective ways and decided to integrate this into our website as well.
In order to better manage CU Boulder’s newly limited Google storage, users of CU Boulder’s Google services are encouraged to do some file clean-up to prepare for upcoming quotas. Read more from OIT.
CU students, faculty and staff from any area of campus can participate in the program, which offers mentorship, equity-free funding and dedicated work space to help promising concepts become reality.
Benefits-eligible employees should plan for this year’s open enrollment by reviewing all of CU’s health plan options through the Basics of CU Health Plans on-demand course. Read more from Employee Services on the Work/Life blog.
This Friday, March 18, is the last day to drop a spring 2022 class and change pass/fail status. Read more.