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ATLAS is an innovative campus-wide initiative in education, research, creative work &
outreach in which information and communication technology is the enabling force. ATLAS programs bring together students, educators, artists, writers, scholars and leaders from the academy, industry, non-profits & government to create a multidisciplinary environment that contributes to the understanding of the interaction of ICT and human society & to the realization of the full potential of that interaction.
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The Mission of Career Services is to provide a centralized, comprehensive career center for all students at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Career Services empowers students to take control of their own professional development and job search by providing career counseling; job & internship listings; career & internship fairs; on-campus recruiting; & test administration.
Office located in C4C, suite N352.
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@ Colorado - College of Law
The University of Colorado Law School was established in 1892. The first students of color entered in 1898. The law school became a charter member of the Association of American Law Schools, organized in 1901. The first woman graduated in 1908. And, the school has been on the American Bar Association's list of approved law schools since its first publication in 1923.
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@ CU Engineering Center: DLC Collaboratory
The Colorado Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Symposium to be held on March 19 & 20, 2013, will draw together students, faculty and researchers; Coloradan non-profits; and internationally prominent development practitioners engaged in the WASH agenda. The two day Symposium provides a platform for enlightening, encouraging and challenging discussions about global WASH issues and solutions.
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The mission of the CU Art Museum of the University of Colorado at Boulder is to explore the transformative power of art and inspire critical dialogue.
Visit us in the Visual Arts Complex!
Building & Gallery Hours
Monday – Friday: 10am – 5pm
Tuesday: 10am – 7pm
Saturday: 12pm – 4pm
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@ CU-Boulder College of Music
At the University of Colorado Boulder College of Music, we’re creating futures in music and culture with top-tier, comprehensive education in music, trendsetting initiatives, outstanding performance opportunities, and access to a world-class University.
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Breakin Club aims to educate students about the positive culture of hip-hop through the art of breakin (break dancing). We hold unofficial club practices to teach and train the dance. The Breakin' Club promotes a healthy, fun form of exercise as well as an appreciation of the artistic culture of hip-hop. The Breakin' Club at CU gets students involved in physical activity as well as cultural awareness.
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@ CU Environmental Center
The CU Environmental Center is the nation's largest and most accomplished student-led center of its kind. By translating student leadership into action and engaging the campus community, the Center helps CU-Boulder to become a global leader in sustainability.
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@ University Memorial Center
CU International's mission is to help international students, both in answering their questions and concerns about life on campus, and in organizing social activities where they can meet each other and other CU students. CU International aims to make life for international students in Colorado as comfortable as possible, and to provide international students with many opportunities to try new things and meet new people.
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With a history of journalism instruction that dates back to 1909, the program provides a sound liberal arts foundation and solid professional preparation. Students receive education aimed at disciplined, critical thinking and analysis through the study of media history, law, ethics, writing and social processes.
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CEB believes that a university experience is more than simply showing up to class. At the University of Colorado, students are given the chance to enrich their educational experience through opportunities that develop their understanding of culture, diversity, and social awareness. CU sits at the epicenter of many different ideas, beliefs, and backgrounds, and the Cultural Events Board supports and facilitates students as they navigate these points of intersection.
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@ University Memorial Center
Helping CU students make sense of their finances.
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@ CU Museum of Natural History
The University of Colorado Museum of Natural History is an academic unit of the Graduate School at the University of Colorado at Boulder with a mission to contribute to knowledge of the natural world and the humanities through research, teaching, and public education. The Museum's collections number more than 4 million objects in anthropology/archaeology, botany, entomology, paleontology, and zoology.
Hours:
M-F 9am-5pm
Sat 9am-4pm
Sun 10am-4pm
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CU Presents is part of the University of Colorado at Boulder College of Music. We present over 50 ticketed concerts every year as well as numerous educational and outreach events. Visit our website to purchase your tickets!
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The Department of Theatre & Dance is a community of students, scholars, artists and artisans who regard the collaborative and creative process as the core of education. We engage with that process at all levels of our work as we pursue excellence and understanding.
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Play to learn at Fiske Planetarium on the beautiful main campus of the University of Colorado at Boulder! Fiske regularly hosts lectures by noted space scientists, live concerts, teacher workshops, and public programs including the live "Colorado Skies" series and Friday night laser shows.
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The Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Queer Resource Center provides information dissemination and referral; educational, cultural and social programming; advocacy and voice for the GLBTQIA community at the University of Colorado at Boulder. We work closely with other campus departments, organizations and community groups to provide these programs and services.
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@ Institute of Behavioral Science
The Institute of Behavioral Science (IBS) is a research institute within the Graduate School of the University of Colorado Boulder. Since its establishment in 1957, it has provided a setting for interdisciplinary, collaborative research on problems of societal concern.
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@ Muenzinger Psychology & Biopsychology
Established in 1941, the International Film Series is Boulder's first art-house film series. The IFS screens over 100 films a year and draws over 20,000 people annually.
Films are shown in Muenzinger Auditorium on the C.U. Boulder campus west of Folsom Field.
Admission: $7 general, $6 w/UCB student ID, $6 for senior citizens. Tickets go on sale 30 minutes before the show.
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@ The Stadium Club at Folsom Field, University of Colorado, Boulder
The mission of the Leeds Outdoor Industry Club is to grow and strengthen the MBA program through community interaction in order to prepare students for careers in the Outdoor Industry. By leveraging Boulder’s extensive community of outdoor industry companies and professionals, the Leeds Outdoor Industry Club provides opportunities for MBA students at the Leeds School of Business to learn and apply key business skills within the context of the Outdoor Industry.
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@ Leeds Outdoor Industry Club
Boulder, Colorado: a great place to come if you enjoy spending time outside. Also, not a bad place to be if your business is being outside.
A collaboration between the University of Colorado-Leeds School of Business and Boulder-based outdoor industry leaders, the Leeds Outdoor Industry Club affords the CU community an opportunity to learn from and network with the entrepreneurs and innovators of the outdoor industry.
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Naropa University was founded in Boulder, Colorado, in 1974 as the Naropa Institute by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, a lineage holder of both the Kagyü and Nyingma Buddhist traditions. Established to unite the great ideas and pedagogies of the East and West, the Naropa Institute attracted some of the country's most forward-thinking artists and scholars to teach, people such as Allen Ginsberg, Ken Wilbur, Anne Waldman, John Cage, Meredith Monk, and many others.
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The Program in Jewish Studies, an interdisciplinary unit of the College of Arts & Sciences, offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Jewish Studies as well as minors in Jewish Studies and Hebrew Studies. The primary goal of the program is to explore Jewish culture, history, society and thought while equipping students with a fluency in a number of the disciplines offered through the College of Arts & Sciences.
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@ Shining Mountain Waldorf School
Shining Mountain Waldorf School (SMWS) is a not-for-profit 501(c) 3 independent school. We are an accredited member of the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA) and the Association of Colorado Independent Schools (ACIS), as well as a member of the National Association for Independent Schools (NAIS).
Community Garage SaleBoulder Mountain Fire Protection District
Living with the PastThe Dickens Opera House
Best of Boulder Awards CeremonyBoulder Weekly
The Wizard of OzBoulder's Dinner Theatre
Live Music with Pro LeisureBoulder Beer Co.
Under the Sun Happy HourUnder the Sun Eatery and Taphouse
Weekly Sunday Gather for people who are Spiritual but not ReligiousSacred House
The Margoles DuoThe Laughing Goat-Pearl
Spirits in the Night with Maile Ngema Lama of NepalTierra Sagrada, The Sacred Earth Foundation
Convergence 8: The Night CircusThe Integral Center
7-Principles of Relationship SuccessBoulder Public Library
Ryan Seward QuartetCaffè Sole