The deadline for the Friends of the Libraries Fellowship has been extended to Friday, May 15. This fellowship allows an outstanding junior or senior considering a graduate degree in Library and Information Science to work with a University Libraries faculty mentor during the fall 2015 semester. Fellows will be awarded $1,500 for 120 hours of participation in this program. Please email Jennifer Chan at jennifer.chan@colorado.edu to apply.

You must have regalia to participate in Commencement. Undergraduates should purchase regalia at the CU Bookstore, graduate students may rent regalia at Balch Fieldhouse. See the commencement Website for details. Please line up in Norlin Quad by 7:45 a.m. for the procession, or come early and enjoy a free breakfast, starting at 7 a.m. CONGRATULATIONS!

You must have regalia to participate in Commencement. Undergraduates should purchase regalia at the bookstore, graduate students may rent regalia at Balch Fieldhouse. See the commencement website for details. Please line up in Norlin Quad by 7:45 a.m. for the procession, or come early and enjoy a free breakfast, starting at 7 a.m. CONGRATULATIONS!

Help say goodbye to Darley Commons at “CU Later Darley Commons!” Friday May 1, 7to 10 p.m. in the Darley Commons Lobby and Classrooms. Free photo booth, sushi, pizza and more. First 100 students receive a limited edition I <3 Darley Commons T-Shirt! Sponsored by Residence Hall Association (RHA). Questions? Email Mary Augustine, RHA Director of Williams Village Programming, at maau4827exc@colorado.edu.

The EPA and Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment require every person on the CU-Boulder campus to make sure pollutants do not enter sanitary drains or storm drains. Click here for information about regulatory requirements. Contact Environmental Health & Safety at 303-492-6025 or email ehs@colorado.edu for advice about how to properly dispose of materials so they don’t end up in our waterways.

Mark your Calendars for Bike to Work Day 2015! This year, Bike to Work Day will be Wednesday, June 24. Make sure to register as a part of the University of Colorado Boulder business challenge team and you'll be entered into a drawing to win great prizes! http://biketoworkday.us/join/2212/university-colorado-boulder Bike to Work Day is celebrated in many communities along the Front Range and in the mountains, but our region's event is the largest in the state.

Mark your Calendars for Bike to Work Day 2015. This year, Bike to Work Day will be Wednesday, June 24. Make sure to register as a part of the University of Colorado Boulder business challenge team and you'll be entered into a drawing to win great prizes. http://biketoworkday.us/join/2212/university-colorado-boulder Bike to Work Day is celebrated in many communities along the Front Range and in the mountains, but our region's event is the largest in the state.

Mark your Calendars for Bike to Work Day 2015. This year, Bike to Work Day will be Wednesday, June 24. Make sure to register as a part of the University of Colorado Boulder business challenge team and you'll be entered into a drawing to win great prizes. http://biketoworkday.us/join/2212/university-colorado-boulder Bike to Work Day is celebrated in many communities along the Front Range and in the mountains, but our region's event is the largest in the state.

ASSETT wants to recognize Arts and Sciences instructors who use technology in outstanding ways to support student learning. To do this, we need to hear from you. Tell us about instructors who use technology to create an awesome lecture or discussion, or who use technology in interesting ways for assignments or communicating with you outside of class. Instructors will receive a special certificate, and will be highlighted on our college website devoted to technology, teaching and learning. Submit nomination at: http://assett.colorado.edu/out

Please join us for our third lecture on Caribbean and Atlantic studies on Friday, May 1, 5 to 6 p.m. in Humanities 250. Professor Kate Ramsey will give a lecture entitled “Powers of Imagination and Afro-Caribbean Spirit Work in the Eighteenth Century Atlantic World”. This is the third and final event in the Caribbean Lecture Series which is organized by the Departments of English and French and Italian, and was made possible thanks to the generous support of the President’s Fund for the Humanities and Center for Western Civilization.