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Review the university's Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Program (MFTRP) policies and seek guidance from the Office of Research Integrity (cufso@colorado.edu) prior to agreeing to participate in any program or activity or to accepting an appointment to any position sponsored by a foreign country or entity regardless of whether you believe it to be a MFTRP.Ìý

There are numerous campus leadership opportunities on campus to--participate in a CU Gold leadership workshop or the Build a Buff Leadership series, join a organization board or student government, or pursue a minor in Leadership Studies.Ìý

Co-hosted by Faculty Affairs and ISSS (International Student and Scholar Services), International Faculty Lunch is designed to foster connection, collaboration, and community.ÌýWhether you bring an international faculty friend from your department, or come alone, you will find a friendly group of international facultyÌýwho may have many experiences in common with you.

F-1 students who are planning to work after graduation will learn details of the Post-Completion Optional Practical Training (OPT) application process.

Coffee Hour takes place from 4 to 5:30 p.m. monthly during the semester at the UMC Stage Area across from Alferd Packer Grill.

Program Council curates a variety of entertainment experiences for CU students including WelcomeFest, concerts in Club 156, the Friday Night Film Series and more!

I Love Mondays is a weekly event hosted by the Center for Student Involvement that creates a space for students to connect with one another, learn about different organizations and events on campus, and relieve some of the Monday blues. Fall semester programs will feature brownies, a mac and cheese bar and more.

Take time out of your week to relax and craft with your peers. Fall semester crafts include making door pennants, beaded key chains, stuff a buff and more.

This all-level class allows participants to go at their own pace. Instructors can also provide cues and hands-on coaching as desired. Participants are welcome to borrow a mat or use their own. Registration is required for each class.

Take a midweek pause with the Mindful Campus team at 91É«°É. This 30-minute weekly session offers a rotating mix of contemplative practices led by Crown Wellness Institute facilitators and community members.

For CU students, staff, and faculty, come learn about the way of Zen. Get to know your true self.ÌýWe will sit for 20Ìýminutes,Ìýthen have aÌýbrief discussion aboutÌýZen practice and how we can improve our sense of well-being and balance by meditating.

Buffalo Nites is a biweekly late-night event series designed to add some excitement to your Thursday nights. This free event series alternates between our two signature events: an all-supplies-included Guided Painting Class and a complete takeover of The Connection.

You are invited to this weekly hybrid workshop to learn about a work of art and then participate in a related mindfulness practice. You are welcome to join us in the museum galleries in person or virtually via Zoom. This powerful, guided meditation can undo stress, soothe the nervous system, and help youÌýfeelÌýrelaxed and revitalized.

Join The Center’s Pride staff every Friday for a fun and relaxing time! Whether you’re into crafting, creating or just want to hang out and chat, we’ve got you covered. Each week, we’ll have a new and exciting craft for you to try. It’s the perfect way to unwind and enjoy some awesome Queer company. Everyone is welcome, so bring your friends and let’s make some memories together!

Curious about gender expression and identity? Join us for an insightful session where we'll dive into the social and medical aspects of transitioning and discuss the challenges faced by the trans community. This event is led by trans staff and is open to all students.

Calling all graduate students! Join Center for Student Involvement (CSI) for their first grad student meet-and-greet of the semester. Enjoy free bowling, pool, pizza and more while getting to know other grad students on campus!

Take a break and reconnect with yourself. Through simple, intentional breathing techniques, we’ll calm the mind, ground the body, and build a deeper sense of peace—perfect for anyone navigating recovery or just needing a moment to reset.

Come by our table and grab some materials to help minimize waste when meal prepping. We will have some beeswax wraps, reusable Tupperware, etc.

Join us on Sept. 4 at Farrand Field for the 8th annual CU BikeFest! We'll have bike program info as well as free food, games and bike industry vendors. We'll start with one bike sale at 3:30 p.m. and the second after 5 p.m. to accommodate people in class during the first sale.

Press start on the year with a gaming takeover of the UMC! Celebrate gaming culture on campus and meet CU’s gaming student organizations. Enjoy an evening of video games, esports tournaments, tabletop RPGs, board games and trading card games. Meet Team Liquid and try your best to beat the pros!

Welcome back, Buffs! Need a wardrobe update for the new semester? Bring clothes you no longer wear and swap them out for something new at the Village Center Wellness Suite, hosted by the Office of Health Promotion. Enjoy free pizza, learn how to mend and remove stains, and keep your clothes looking fresh all semester long!

Come cheer on the Buffs at the student tailgate tradition, hosted by the Division of Student Life and the Dean of Students. There will be free food, games, music and a chance to be chosen as the Student Fan of the Game. The selected Student Fan of the Game will have the chance to walk onto Folsom Field during the game!Ìý

Never climbed before? No problem! Join us for the most beginner-friendly night at the climbing gym. Our awesome staff will walk you through the basics of bouldering, show you how to use autobelays, and even belay you on our toprope routes.

The Grad+ Seminar Series led by Leslie Blood, PhD, will consist ofÌýweekly 1 hour and 15 minute check-ins to supportÌýgoal setting, planning and overview of how values should drive goals and habit structures. Students will find that these seminars provide a solid foundation which should reduce stress and help them find their place in the graduate community.

Join fellow Buffs for cake, community and conversation! We will have gluten free, vegan, and dairy free options available. Open to all students, staff and faculty.

Learn how our thought processes prioritize certain aspects of our interactions, communication patterns and evaluations, and come away with a variety of strategies that you can use to mitigate implicit bias.

Join us for free bicycle repair and registration at Newton Court. We'll be near the playground on the North side of the practice field.

Take a well-deserved break and recharge at the Balance Room—a peaceful drop-in space designed to help you de-stress. Enjoy free chair massages, gentle acupressure, and calming aromatherapy. Whether you stay for 10 minutes or an hour, this is your time to reset and reconnect with your well-being. No appointment needed—just drop in and relax.

Experience the electric energy of the Jaipur Festival, as it makes its grand return to 91É«°É, Colorado, this year. The 11th edition of JLF Colorado will take place at the 91É«°É Public Library, from September 13-14, 2025.

NPAW annually celebrates the research and teaching activities of postdocs. This year's weeklong celebration will feature a variety of in-person activities and virtual sessions specific to the postdoc community.

Celebrate Latiné Heritage Month with a bang! Join us for an epic event filled withÌýfree food and amazingÌýmusic and performances. This event isÌýfree and open to all, so bring your friends and let's make some unforgettable memories together!

Join ALTEC and the Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations to learn mahjong and Chinese chess this spring! We will meet at The HIVE @ALTECÌý (CASE E380) at 5:30 to 7 p.m.ÌýonÌýThursday, September 18Ìýand November 10Ìýin the fall 2025 semester.ÌýAll skill levels welcome!Ìý

Join us for classic rounds of this beloved game, complete with exciting prizes and plenty of laughs. With fun prizes and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect way to unwind and have a little friendly competition. All ages and experience levels are welcome—come for the game, stay for the fun!

Bike wrecks and vehicle collisions are much too common, and we'll help you feel confident on the streets and roads of 91É«°É! This clinic is geared for riding around town for fun, fitness, transportation, or all three!

Join us as we dive into the vibrant flavors, beats, and traditions of the Latiné diaspora. Savor mouth-watering dishes from all over Latin America, groove to live music, win some awesome prizes, and feel the love of our comunidad. This is your chance to connect, celebrate, and honor Latiné heritage together.

Bold, surprising, boisterous and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.

As you navigate a new campus and class schedule, try to keep in mind that it’s normal if you experience unforeseen challenges, too. Keep these tips in mind to make your transition a little easier.Ìý

There are plenty of opportunities each semester to meet new people on campus—no matter where you are in your academic journey. Here are a few tips for making new friends this year.ÌýÌý

Living with roommates can be a great experience that also might come with its challenges. Here are some tips to help you create a positive living situation and handle any conflicts that might come up.

From tailgates at Folsom Field to game watches across the country, CU knows how to turn football weekends into full-blown celebrations. Here’s your all-in-one guide to making the most of the 2025 season — no matter where you’re cheering from.