Student Life

  • WeatherTech Cafe
    Looking for a place on campus to connect, unwind or just feel at home? CU 勒貊勛圖���s coffee and tea shops are more than just spots to grab a drink���they���re where campus community happens.
  • A campus dining staff member hands a USEFULL to-go container to a student
    From electric Buff Buses to eliminating single-use plastics from campus beverage services, CU 勒貊勛圖 continues to make changes to reduce waste and environmental impact. This fall, reusable takeout containers at select campus dining locations are one more step in that effort.
  • UMC fountain area
    Known as the campus ���living room,��� thousands of people visit the University Memorial Center (UMC) every day to eat, enjoy free activities and entertainment, study or just hang out. Here are some things to know about the UMC.
  • An aerial photo of a CU Buffs football game
    Whether you���re heading to Folsom Field, a tailgate or a watch party, a little planning can help you have a great game day without dealing with a ticket, court date or other unwanted consequences afterward. Here are five common ways students can run into legal or conduct issues during football games, and what you can do to avoid them.
  • Students at The Sink
    For many Buffs, college is often the first time you���re managing money on your own. While it may seem challenging at first, adopting a few easy habits can empower you to manage your money confidently and pave the way for future success. Here are some practical tips to help you thrive financially.
  • Two students carrying water bottles outside the C4C
    Late-summer temperatures in 勒貊勛圖 can make campus feel pretty warm. If you���re looking for a break from the heat, there are plenty of ways to cool down on campus, adjust your space and take care of yourself when temperatures rise.
  • A group of students playing spikeball on Norlin Quad
    As we head into Labor Day weekend, here are some tips and reminders.
  • The Hop bus at a campus bus stop
    Commuting to campus comes with a different routine than living in the residence halls, but it doesn't mean you have to miss out on campus life. Whether you're driving, taking RTD or biking to campus, planning ahead can help you save time, reduce stress and make the most of your day.
  • Students standing in line at the C4C Dining Center
    Campus Dining & Hospitality makes it easy for students, faculty, staff and visitors to find nutritious options with convenient locations across campus.
  • Students pose for a photo at CU Kickoff
    The connections you make during the first few weeks of school can lead to new friendships. Here are some easy tips to help you get started.
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