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Make the most of the Be Involved Fair

Anonymous — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 17:27:27 +0000

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Looking to meet new people this year? Want to find different ways to get involved in your community?

Stop by the annual Be Involved Fair on Wednesday, Aug. 27, from 2-6 p.m. on Farrand Field. Hosted by the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) and Service Learning & Impact in Community Engagement (SLICE), this event is your chance to learn about the hundreds of ways to get involved on campus and in the Boulder community. You can meet with CU Boulder student organizations and local nonprofit organizations. It’s the best place to find all sorts of opportunities!

Reasons to attend

Whether it’s your first or final year at CU Boulder, the Be Involved Fair offers a chance to enhance your college experience. Here are some tips to make the most of the fair, depending on where you are in your academic journey.

New Buffs and transfer students

Check out student organizations and programs that match your interests.

Visit different booths or tables to discuss involvement opportunities with representatives.

Meet new people and enjoy a fun afternoon at Farrand Field.

Step outside your comfort zone and explore new activities to expand your skills and broaden your interests.

Returning students and graduate students

Find opportunities to gain professional experience that you could add to your resume.

Consider programs that can help you gain leadership skills.

Find something to specialize in or where you excel.

Join something for fun to meet new people, try something new and balance out your academic life.

Prepare for the fair

Plan before you go so you can meet with the organizations you are most interested in. Bring your Buff OneCard and schedule to ensure meeting times don’t overlap with your other commitments. Also, leave time to stop and explore groups and programs not on your list. You may find new and exciting opportunities you didn’t even know existed.

Research

Before the fair, learn about the organizations and groups attending.

Browse BuffConnect to learn about student organizations at CU Boulder.

Take the Involvement Quiz to understand what organizations match your interests.

Make a list of organizations you’d like to meet at the fair.

Set goals

Consider what you want to accomplish at the fair and take note of your goals.

Do you hope to meet people and make friends?

Do you want to gain experience or learn skills to add to your resume?

Do you want to spend time on hobbies or interests?

Ask questions

Come up with questions to ask representatives and determine whether an opportunity is a good fit for you.

What does your organization do?

What does it look like being a part of your organization?

What kind of time commitment is required?

When do you meet?

Where are you located?

How can I sign up to get involved?

Whatever your goals are for getting involved on campus, the Be Involved Fair can be the best place to start. Learn more about getting involved this fall:

Check out upcoming student events.

Download the CU Boulder Life app from the Apple App Store or Google Play.

Follow @CUBoulderLife on Instagram, Facebook and X.

Looking to meet new people this year? Want to find different ways to get involved in your community? Stop by the annual Be Involved Fair on Wednesday, Aug. 27, from 2-6 p.m. on Farrand Field.

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Conquer your commute: 4 tips for students

Emily Sampl — Thu, 14 Aug 2025 22:00:50 +0000

Conquer your commute: 4 tips for students Emily Sampl Thu, 08/14/2025 - 16:00

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Whether you live two or 20 miles from campus, here are four tips to make commuting smoother this semester.

Explore transportation options

All enrolled CU students can use their Buff OneCard to access RTD bus and rail routes. Learn more about how to ride the bus or find a park-n-ride near you. Download the Transit app for routes and real-time transit information to stay informed if there are delays or cancellations.

With many sunny and warm days during Colorado winters, commuting by bike can also be an option for getting around campus and Boulder. If you plan to use your bike on campus, register it at one of the bike stations. Registering your bike gives you free access to the campus bike stations, including bike maintenance assistance.

Boulder's bike-sharing program, BCycle, offers electric assist bikes around town, including locations near many bus stops. As a student, you get a free BCycle membership through the Environmental Center!

Know about weather closures or delays

Our campus may experience delays or closures due to inclement weather. Students receive email notifications through the campus alert system, and you can add your phone number in Buff Portal to get CU Alerts by text message.

Navigating transportation issues as a commuting student can occasionally interfere with class schedules. If you're delayed, contact your professors as soon as you know you’ll be late or miss class. Explain your situation and ask about ways to make up for missed work.

Check out campus dining options

With 15 on-campus dining locations, you have many options for meals or snacks between classes. Download the Nutrislice app or use the Nutrislice website to view menus and filter for allergens, dietary restrictions and preferences.

On-campus dining locations accept Campus Cash and credit or debit cards. Block Meal Plans are available with different numbers of meals per semester to all students living off campus and in Bear Creek or Graduate and Family Housing.

For more tips, review our complete guide to eating on campus.

Join the Beyond Campus Buffs community

Depending on your schedule, you may have downtime between classes or other commitments on campus. Beyond Campus Buffs offers monthly events and resources for undergraduate students living off campus.

The Commuter Lounge in the �Թ�� Memorial Center (UMC) offers students who travel to campus access to free amenities, including:

Free coffee

Printing

Refrigerator access

Microwave access

Lockers

Lounge space

The lounge is also staffed by beyond campus advisors. Beyond campus advisors are students who have experience commuting to campus and are available to answer questions.

First-year students can access the lounge automatically. If you’re a returning undergraduate commuter, complete this form to gain access to the lounge and learn about events for commuter students. The lounge is available to undergraduate students only.

Want to learn more about student life and getting involved on campus? Download the CU Boulder Life app and follow @CUBoulderLife on Instagram, Facebook and X.

Whether you live two or 20 miles from campus, here are four tips to make commuting smoother this semester.

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3 paths to find your herd

Kyra Raye Loch — Thu, 14 Aug 2025 16:29:51 +0000

3 paths to find your herd Kyra Raye Loch Thu, 08/14/2025 - 10:29

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College is so much more than classes. Our campus is a vibrant community where you can discover your passions, explore new interests and find the people who truly get you.

Whether you’re stepping onto campus for the first time or returning with new goals, this is your moment to get involved, meet friends who share your vibe and create unforgettable memories. Be open to new experiences and let curiosity guide you—your herd is out there, and this is a great time to find them.

Here are three paths you can take to help you meet new people this fall.

1. Your preferred social settings

Everyone has their own comfort zone when meeting new people. Maybe you thrive in small circles and appreciate meaningful conversations, or perhaps you’re energized by big gatherings and collaborative projects. Remember, there’s no single “right” way to connect. What matters is finding spaces where you feel most yourself.

Here are some things to check out this semester:

Small-group events and programs:

DIY Nights

Queer Cheer

2s-Days in the Gaming Lounge

Trivia Nights

Large-group events and programs:

I Love Mondays

Student Game Day Huddles

Intramural Sports

Events around Halloween, Homecoming and finals

Additionally, explore student organizations on BuffConnect to find more opportunities. However you prefer to hang out with others, trust that your unique approach can lead you to friendships that feel natural and fulfilling.

2. Your daily routines and habits

No matter when you feel most like socializing, campus life offers natural ways to connect with others who share your daily rhythm.

If you’re an early riser, there are some activities in the morning to help you meet fellow Buffs. The Rec Center offers morning fitness classes, and there are often many other morning student events (sometimes with free coffee!). If you’re more of a late-night person, Buffalo Nites and Buffs After Dark are great options to connect with others. This semester, leaning into your own habits can lead you to friendships that fit your schedule and style.

3. Your personal goals and growth

Students often find their herd at CU Boulder when they connect around shared ambitions and personal growth. Whether you’re striving for similar career goals, seeking leadership experiences or focusing on your well-being, these common pursuits can spark meaningful relationships and foster a supportive community.

If you’re career-oriented this semester:

Attend workshops and industry events hosted by Career Services.

Check out volunteer opportunities.

Consider working part-time on campus.

If you’re seeking leadership experience:

Join a leadership program, like CU GOLD.

Explore opportunities with CU Student Government.

Apply to be a resident advisor (RA).

If you’re focused on your well-being:

Discover ways to get involved at the Rec Center.

Join monthly Stress Less events.

Connect with a peer wellness coach about your goals.

Finding your herd is a journey that’s unique to each person. No matter which path you follow, remember that our campus is full of people eager to connect and grow together. Stay curious, take chances on new experiences and don’t be afraid to step outside your comfort zone.

Find support

Take advantage of the many support resources on campus—they can help you make the most of your college experience.

Center for Student Involvement (CSI)

CSI can help you get connected on campus, whether you’re looking to join a club, attend fun events or grow as a leader. From crafting and cultural celebrations to leadership programs and late-night activities, CSI helps you find your people and make the most of your Buff experience.

Center for Cultural Connections & Community

The Center is a welcoming space where you can be yourself, build community and find support through programs that promote belonging and empower social change. Whether you're attending a cultural event, connecting with peers or seeking resources as a first-gen or LGBTQ+ student, The Center is here to help you thrive on campus.

College is so much more than classes. Our campus is a vibrant community where you can discover your passions, explore new interests and find the people who truly get you. Here are three paths you can take to help you meet new people this fall.

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3 reasons to work on campus

Emily Sampl — Wed, 13 Aug 2025 16:39:25 +0000

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Students who work on campus get to enjoy many benefits. Some jobs allow you to build technical skills and are a great way to explore potential careers. Others may offer some downtime and let you study around your job duties.

Whatever you’re looking for, here are a few reasons to consider applying for an on-campus job.

1. Enjoy a flexible schedule

One of the best perks of an on-campus job is flexibility. Most student jobs offer flexible scheduling around your classes and other commitments. Many supervisors will also adjust schedules during busy times, like finals.

Many students work between 10 and 15 hours weekly, with 25 hours per week maximum. At your on-campus job, your academics stay the priority.

2. Get to know fellow Buffs

The other students you work with can quickly become your new friends. Departments like the Rec Center, Environmental Center, Residence Life and Campus Dining & Hospitality are some of the largest employers of students. These jobs allow you to spend time with fellow Buffs and get to know them.

Student employment also allows you to work more closely with faculty and staff. They can become mentors and potentially lead to future internships or research opportunities. Additionally, faculty or staff supervisors can provide letters of recommendation or serve as professional references later.

3. Gain professional experience and skills

Whatever department you work in, your student job can help you build your resume.

Many students develop foundational skills at on-campus jobs that they can use in professional positions after college. These skills include communication, problem-solving, time management and leadership.

There are also student jobs specific to different industries that can teach you technical skills. These roles include work in graphic design, event planning, social media, data analytics and research.

Find student jobs

Use Handshake to search for on-campus student employment, including hourly and work-study positions.
Stop by the On-Campus Student Job Fair on Tuesday, Aug. 26 to meet with campus departments looking to hire students.
Connect with Career Services to find support with every aspect of your job search, including using Handshake, writing resumes, practicing for interviews and more.

Looking for a job? Here are a few reasons to consider student employment.

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3 new chapters join CU Boulder’s Fraternity & Sorority Life community

Kyra Raye Loch — Wed, 13 Aug 2025 16:28:46 +0000

3 new chapters join CU Boulder’s Fraternity & Sorority Life community Kyra Raye Loch Wed, 08/13/2025 - 10:28

CU Boulder’s Fraternity & Sorority Life community continues to expand, with three new chapters joining for the fall 2025 semester. Learn more about Lambda Theta Phi Fraternity, Inc., Chi Sigma Tau Fraternity, Inc. and Sigma Phi Epsilon.

Lambda Theta Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Lambda Theta Phi Fraternity, Inc. is a Latino organization with the vision to be acknowledged as the leader and premier Latino fraternity in the U.S.

Lambda Theta Phi was founded Dec. 1, 1975, and has grown to more than150 undergraduate and alumni entities. The Lambda Theta Phi foundation was founded in 1998 and focuses on supporting the educational, leadership and charitable initiatives of the fraternity.

Chi Sigma Tau Fraternity, Inc.

Chi Sigma Tau Fraternity, Inc. is an Asian-interest fraternity founded on the principles of courage, strength and trust.

Chi Sigma Tau was established in 1999 and has grown to have more than 800 active brothers and alumni. Chi Sigma Tau’s philanthropy of choice is the Alzheimer’s Association, and they volunteer at the Walk to End Alzheimer’s charity event.

Sigma Phi Epsilon

Sigma Phi Epsilon, also known as Sig Ep, is a social fraternity that was founded in 1901 and has grown to more than 190 chapters.

The fraternity is known for its commitment to building “balanced men” through the principles of virtue diligence and brotherly love.

Fraternity & Sorority Life at CU Boulder

Interested in joining Greek life? With more than 30 fraternities, sororities and culturally based organizations on campus, there are many opportunities for you to find your place.

This is your chance to make lifelong friendships, gain leadership skills, give back to your community and create some great memories.

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Your campus fitness guide

Emily Sampl — Fri, 01 Aug 2025 16:05:13 +0000

Your campus fitness guide Emily Sampl Fri, 08/01/2025 - 10:05

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CU Boulder’s recreation centers are more than just fitness spaces—they’re places to find community, try new activities and make the most of your college experience.

Both the Main Student Recreation Center and the Williams Village Recreation Center are open to full fee-paying students and feature a range of exercise equipment including weights, cardio machines and functional fitness areas. Learn more about what The Rec has to offer.

Join fitness classes and training programs

Fitness and Wellness programs at The Rec offer various ways to stay motivated, find workout buddies and reach your fitness goals. Explore these options as you begin your first semester:

Group fitness classes: Access over 65 group fitness classes each week with a Be Fit Pass. From Pilates and cycling to strength training and F45, there’s something for everyone. Be sure to check out new classes this fall, like Body Pump by Les Mills!

Instructional programs: Take advantage of small group instructional classes for activities like swimming, boxing, CrossFit, dance, martial arts and ice skating.

Personal training: Reach your fitness goals with certified personal trainers, either with one-on-one or pair sessions

Discover new activities and find community

Your time at CU Boulder is the perfect opportunity to step out of your comfort zone and try something new. The Rec creates spaces to explore, connect and grow:

Inclusive Rec events: Open to all Buffs, these free events allow you to make new connections while trying different things like hiking, ice skating, adaptive training sessions and more.

Free Friday Power Hour: If you purchase a Be Fit Pass but your friend doesn’t, invite them to Free Friday Power Hour! Curious about group fitness classes but not ready to commit to a Be Fit Pass? Buffs can join a free class every Friday during the semester.

Work at The Rec: Looking for a campus job? The Rec Center offers opportunities for students to gain valuable leadership skills, work experience and friendships.

Get involved through team sports

Team sports are a fun and engaging way to stay active while forming friendships and building a sense of community. Here are two ways to get involved:

Intramural (IM) Sports

Join one of CU Boulder’s Intramural Sports leagues, open to all skill levels. Buy a Sports Pass for unlimited access to IM Sports for $25 per semester or $45 per year. Whether you’re playing on a team or joining as a free agent, it’s all about having fun and meeting new friends.

Sport Clubs

Take your athletic interests to the next level by competing against other colleges and universities through Sport Clubs. CU Boulder offers 30 men’s, women’s and co-ed teams. Informational meetings take place in late August and early September, and some teams may hold tryouts.

Explore Colorado with Outdoor Pursuits

Living in Boulder means you have access to stunning outdoor spaces, and Outdoor Pursuits at CU Boulder can help you make the most of it. Whether you’re new to outdoor activities or an experienced adventurer, there’s something for everyone:

Trips and courses: Outdoor Pursuits offers trips and courses for activities like hiking, backpacking and climbing. These experiences are a fantastic way to connect with nature and fellow adventurers.

Wilderness workshops: Join fellow Buffs and learn essential skills like backcountry cooking, animal tracking, plant identification and survival techniques.

Equipment rentals: Planning your own adventure? Stop by the Outdoor Equipment Rental Center to rent camping, climbing, water sports and winter equipment. Rentals are available to all Buff OneCard holders.

Stay connected

Recreation Services is proud to offer opportunities for Buffs to find community, try new activities and enhance the college experience. So, grab your Buff OneCard, download The Rec mobile app, explore our facilities and make this year your most active and adventurous yet!

Be sure to follow The Rec on Instagram to stay up to date with all the latest happenings.

CU Boulder’s recreation centers are more than just fitness spaces—they’re places to find community, try new activities and make the most of your college experience.

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Greek life 101

Anonymous — Mon, 14 Jul 2025 06:00:00 +0000

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Getting involved on campus can help you meet new friends, explore interests and develop professional skills. If you are looking to join a student group, consider a fraternity or sorority. These organizations can transform your academic journey and make your college experience more memorable.

With fall recruitment and intake happening now, here’s what you need to know about Fraternity & Sorority Life at CU Boulder.

Enhance your collegiate experience

Joining a fraternity or sorority offers many benefits:

Lifelong community: Build lasting friendships and gain a supportive environment.

Academic excellence: Access academic support, meet GPA requirements and participate in study programs.

Leadership and career opportunities: Take on officer roles, attend leadership events and join committees.

Philanthropy: Engage in community service and fundraising activities.

No matter which chapter you join, getting involved in Greek life is a meaningful way to make connections and memories at CU Boulder.

Explore chapters

CU Boulder has over 30 fraternities and sororities, organized into four councils. Take time to explore your options, review our Greek life glossary to become familiar with certain terms and find the chapter that’s right for you.

CU Interfraternity Council (CUIFC)

CUIFC oversees university-recognized fraternities focused on brotherhood, scholarship, service and social events. Learn about university-affiliated fraternities .

Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)

MGC includes culturally based organizations offering opportunities for mentorship, community service, cultural exploration and leadership.

National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)

NPHC is made up of nine historically Black fraternities and sororities that support tradition, leadership and academic success.

Panhellenic Council

The largest women’s organization on campus, Panhellenic sorority chapters connect members with mentors and foster personal growth and belonging.

Meet the Greeks event

Aug. 22 | 8-11 p.m. | Lot 360

Kick off the semester with fun, food and community! Stop by to meet all our fraternity and sorority chapters, and enjoy free food and other activities. It’s the perfect way to connect before recruitment and intake begin.

Prepare for fall recruitment and intake

Panhellenic sororities and CUIFC fraternities host fall recruitment at the start of every academic year.

If a culturally based organization feels like a better fit for you, MGC and NPHC participate in intake for new members all year round. Fill out the following interest forms if you would like to learn more about those councils or join a chapter.

MGC interest form

NPHC interest form

Learn more about fall 2025 recruitment and intake.

If you are looking for a way to get involved this semester, consider joining a fraternity or sorority. With fall recruitment and intake happening now, here’s what you need to know about Fraternity & Sorority Life at CU Boulder.

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Be part of the tradition: Volunteer for Fall Welcome

Anonymous — Mon, 30 Jun 2025 06:00:00 +0000

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Fall Welcome is almost here! This is your chance to make a difference, join an annual campus tradition and help new students and families feel at home.

Running from Aug. 16 to Sept. 6, Fall Welcome brings faculty, staff and students together to kick off the school year in an exciting way. Volunteering gives you the chance to be part of this meaningful tradition, creating a positive and inviting atmosphere for the newest members of our Buff community. Whether you help with move-in or assist at fun events, there are plenty of ways to get involved.

Here are three reasons to volunteer for Fall Welcome this year:

1. Make a difference for new Buffs and their families

Your friendly presence as a volunteer can transform what might be an overwhelming experience into one that’s filled with positivity and support.

By assisting with move-in or volunteering at signature events, you have the chance to connect with students and their families, offering valuable advice or simply a warm smile. This is your chance to show them what makes our community so special.

2. Strengthen bonds within your department or group

Volunteering with your department or colleagues is a wonderful way to step outside your day-to-day responsibilities and engage in something both impactful and rewarding.

Fall Welcome offers an energizing environment where you can build camaraderie with your peers while contributing to a common goal. Why not sign up together and make it a team effort? For group sign-ups or additional information, reach out to Andrew Alexander.

3. Enjoy perks, including CU Boulder gear

For your time and effort, all volunteers receive a CU Boulder T-shirt and other exclusive gear. Not only will you feel good about your contributions, but you’ll also look the part as a proud member of our campus community.

Your participation is essential to creating a warm and welcoming environment that sets the tone for a successful year ahead. Join us in making Fall Welcome unforgettable for our new Buffs. Sign up to volunteer today!

Fall Welcome is almost here, and you can be a part of this exciting tradition by volunteering to help with move-in and signature events. Here are three reasons to volunteer for Fall Welcome this year.

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4 quick tips for Transfer Buffs

Emily Sampl — Wed, 21 May 2025 07:00:00 +0000

4 quick tips for Transfer Buffs Emily Sampl Wed, 05/21/2025 - 01:00

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As a Transfer Buff, you belong to CU Boulder's Transfer Student Community, which offers events, resources and support for a smooth transition.

Here are tips to make the most of your first semester here.

1. Attend transfer student events

Each semester features events for transfer students to meet new people and get involved. Check out other student events, too! Sign up for the Transfer Buffs newsletter for updates.

2. Meet with a transfer peer mentor

Transfer peer mentors can offer guidance and connect you to campus resources—email transferbuffs@colorado.edu to schedule a meeting.

3. Get involved on campus

Join student organizations through BuffConnect or start your own. Explore volunteer opportunities on CUServes. Find an on-campus job or join community programs through the Center for Cultural Connections & Community, the Sustainable Buffs Community and Rec Center.

To learn about opportunities, follow @CUBoulderLife on Instagram, Facebook and X, and download the CU Boulder Life app.

4. Find support

Numerous resources are available to help you with your overall well-being. Reach out to the Transfer Student Community for assistance.

As a Transfer Buff, you belong to CU Boulder's Transfer Student Community, which offers events, resources and support for a smooth transition. Here are tips to make the most of your first semester here.

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Friendship hacks for Fall Welcome

Kyra Raye Loch — Tue, 06 May 2025 19:22:25 +0000

Friendship hacks for Fall Welcome Kyra Raye Loch Tue, 05/06/2025 - 13:22

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Fall Welcome is almost here, offering a chance to explore campus life and meet other students. Through fun events and activities, you’ll get to connect with people as the semester begins.

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.

Make the first move

When it comes to making friends, one strategy to try this semester is to commit to making the first move. Try to be the first one to introduce yourself when you meet someone new over the next few weeks. Whether you’re meeting people in your residence hall or at Fall Welcome events, being the one to break the ice can help pave the way for fun conversations and new friendships.

Find Buffs with similar interests or hobbies

Finding your community can help you feel more comfortable at a large university like CU Boulder. Between student organizations, classes, or programs and events that are specific to different groups and interests, there are many ways to connect with Buffs around things you have in common.

College is a great time to discover new passions and explore your identity. Here are a few ways to get started:

Sports and gaming

Intramural Sports

Sport Clubs

Alienware Buffalo Esports and Gaming Lounge

The Connection

Music and entertainment

Program Council

Distinguished Speakers Board

Cultural Events Board

Community building and advocacy

Environmental Center

Center for Cultural Connections & Community

CU Student Government

Give it time

Building friendships can take time. Starting college is a new experience for you and your peers, and you can take small steps each day to find your community. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you pursue friendships:

Focus on the positives: When meeting new people, look for things you have in common. This could include personality traits, hobbies, shared experiences or humor.

Make time to socialize: While focusing on academics is important, you should also take breaks to attend events and spend time with others.

Keep trying: It can take time to find friends that you connect with more deeply. It’s OK if you have friends that you only see in class or when you visit the Rec Center at first. These interactions can still be a highlight in your day and might become closer friendships over time.

Want to learn more about student life at CU? Follow @CUBoulderLife on Instagram, Facebook and X.

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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Get Involved

Make the most of the Be Involved Fair

Reasons to attend

New Buffs and transfer students

Returning students and graduate students

Prepare for the fair

Research

Set goals

Ask questions

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