Take Ƶ-style classes abroad, earning credit while exploring our amazing world with faculty experts! Select programs are still accepting applications through March 1.
In this mini-documentary, Professor Emeritus Thomas Riis and students reflect on the first 100 years of music at Ƶ Boulder and what the next century could hold as the college celebrates its centennial.
Perhaps you’ve seen a student walking through Norlin, wearing a vest that says “security,” stopping to take pictures of the walls in various corners and more. Students like this one work for the University Libraries security force.
Getting distracted happens to the best of us, and learning to manage our time can play a big role in our academic success. Get tips to stress less and get the most out of your study sessions.
Large lecture classes may be a new experience for many of us, but there are strategies for doing well. Here are some tips for making your lecture class a success this semester.
Are you an Arts and Sciences undergraduate student needing support for your academic success? Want to uncover what best motivates your learning and how you best learn? See if academic coaching is right for you.
Welcome to all! Though the libraries are known for their dynamic spaces and unique collections, we also cultivate community through conversation, curiosity, investigation, participation and creativity.
Aerospace doctoral student Jackson Jandreau is conducting atmospheric research in the coolest, and (literally) coldest place on the planet: Antarctica.