Boulder, Colorado has a reputation for being a fairly diverse city, with a variety of different neighborhoods that cater to different lifestyles and interests. However, the level of diversity can vary depending on the specific neighborhood. Overall, Boulder is a predominantly white city, with approximately 84% of the population identifying as white. However, there are […]

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Boulder, Colorado has a semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons. February is typically one of the colder months of the year in Boulder, with an average high temperature of around 45°F (7°C) and an average low temperature of around 21°F (-6°C). The month is generally known for being snowy, with an average snowfall of around […]

9One of the greatest challenges we find along our life journey or spiritual path is to feel love and compassion for ourselves. It requires that we treat ourselves well, and give ourselves time and space to be still, to re-fuel, to rest and to gather our resources.’Self-care’ is a term we hear a lot now, […]

Valentine’s Day in Boulder, Colorado is a special time of year where many people celebrate love and affection towards their partners, friends, and family. The city is known for its scenic beauty and outdoor activities, and many couples take advantage of this by going on hikes, picnics, or enjoying the mountains together. There are also […]

Consider this: As a student we have four years of meeting an absurd amount of people from all across the US, and even more so, from all across the world. It seems that there has always and will always be varying opinions over whether or not being in a relationship during the four short years […]

Flowers have been a popular gift for Valentine’s Day for centuries, and there are several reasons for this. First, flowers have long been associated with love and affection. The traditional symbolism of different flowers, such as red roses for passion and love, has made them a natural choice as gifts on Valentine’s Day. Second, giving […]

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If you have lived in Boulder long enough, you have probably noticed climbers with their callused hands and their chalk-covered capris. You can witness climbers in their natural environment at any one of the six climbing gyms in Boulder, or meandering through the prepared foods section in WholeFoods for a post-workout meal. More commonly though, […]