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7 Boulder Bites Freshmen Find Too Late

7 Boulder Bites Freshmen Find Too Late Welcome to Boulder, new Buff. You’ve got the Flatirons in your camera roll, a brand-new CU hoodie and a meal plan that may start feeling repetitive by week three. Campus dining will keep you fed, but some of Boulder’s most memorable meals are waiting be…

7 Boulder Bites Freshmen Find Too Late Welcome to Boulder, new Buff. You’ve got the Flatirons in your camera roll, a brand-new CU hoodie and a meal plan that may start feeling repetitive by week th…

7 Boulder Bites Freshmen Find Too Late Welcome to Boulder, new Buff. You’ve got the Flatirons in your camera roll, a brand-new CU hoodie and a meal plan that may start feeling repetitive by week three. Campus dining will keep you fed, but some of Boulder’s most memorable meals are waiting beyond the dining halls. These are the pizza counters, neighborhood cafés and longtime institutions that upperclassmen eventually learn to rely on—sometimes after spending an entire semester walking right past them. Discover these seven Boulder favorites early, and you’ll be eating like a loca…

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Three Nights in Nature May Improve Creative Thinking

Boulder has always understood something science is only beginning to explain. Whether it's camping beneath the stars in the Indian Peaks Wilderness, waking up to the sounds of Rocky Mountain National Park, or spending a long weekend in Colorado's backcountry, many people return home feeling calme…

Boulder has always understood something science is only beginning to explain. Whether it's camping beneath the stars in the Indian Peaks Wilderness, waking up to the sounds of Rocky Mountain Nation…

Boulder has always understood something science is only beginning to explain. Whether it's camping beneath the stars in the Indian Peaks Wilderness, waking up to the sounds of Rocky Mountain National Park, or spending a long weekend in Colorado's backcountry, many people return home feeling calmer, clearer, and surprisingly refreshed. Now, research suggests there's a reason. A landmark study by researchers from the University of Kansas and the University of Utah found that people who spent several days immersed in nature without phones, computers, or other electronic devices performed…

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CU Boulder: You’re Joining a Place That Changes People

Motivational Monday: You’re Not Just Starting College—You’re Joining a Place That Changes People Good morning, Boulder. This week, thousands of new students will step out of cars, unload boxes and look up at the Flatirons for the first time. They think they are simply starting college. …

Motivational Monday: You’re Not Just Starting College—You’re Joining a Place That Changes People Good morning, Boulder. This week, thousands of new students will step out of cars, unload box…

Motivational Monday: You’re Not Just Starting College—You’re Joining a Place That Changes People Good morning, Boulder. This week, thousands of new students will step out of cars, unload boxes and look up at the Flatirons for the first time. They think they are simply starting college. They are not. They are stepping into a place that changes people. According to the university, CU Boulder expects approximately 7,500 first-year students to move into its residence halls this fall. Move-in begins Friday, August 14, for students participating in pre-arrival programs. Interna…

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Boulder’s Best Creeks for Cooling Down

When summer heat settles over Boulder and temperatures climb into the 90s, locals have something many cities can only dream about: cold mountain water flowing right through town. Boulder Creek is the star of the show, winding out of Boulder Canyon and through the heart of the city beneath towerin…

When summer heat settles over Boulder and temperatures climb into the 90s, locals have something many cities can only dream about: cold mountain water flowing right through town. Boulder Creek is t…

When summer heat settles over Boulder and temperatures climb into the 90s, locals have something many cities can only dream about: cold mountain water flowing right through town. Boulder Creek is the star of the show, winding out of Boulder Canyon and through the heart of the city beneath towering cottonwoods. But it isn’t the only place where Boulder residents and visitors can find a refreshing creekside escape. From the easy water access at Eben G. Fine Park to miles of Boulder Creek Path and the quieter surroundings of South Boulder Creek, these natural waterways offer some of the b…

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Waiting for His Friends

Today’s Boulder Dog of the Day captures a moment every dog lover knows: a happy pup hanging out, watching the world, and patiently waiting for his friends to arrive. He may look relaxed, but those alert eyes are following everything around him. A familiar voice, approaching footsteps, or the si…

Today’s Boulder Dog of the Day captures a moment every dog lover knows: a happy pup hanging out, watching the world, and patiently waiting for his friends to arrive. He may look relaxed, but thos…

Today’s Boulder Dog of the Day captures a moment every dog lover knows: a happy pup hanging out, watching the world, and patiently waiting for his friends to arrive. He may look relaxed, but those alert eyes are following everything around him. A familiar voice, approaching footsteps, or the sight of another dog could instantly turn this calm pose into a full-body celebration. For now, he is content to sit back, enjoy the day, and keep watch. Being a puppy in Boulder, Colorado, is a pretty wonderful life. The city offers mountain air, neighborhood parks, walking paths, dog parks, and c…

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Boulder Café Named Colorado’s Best Triple D Spot

Boulder’s celebrated food scene has earned another major national distinction—and this one comes with a direct ticket to Flavortown. Delish selected Foolish Craig’s Cafe as Colorado’s must-visit restaurant from Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. In its nationwide guide to the b…

Boulder’s celebrated food scene has earned another major national distinction—and this one comes with a direct ticket to Flavortown. Delish selected Foolish Craig’s Cafe as Colorado’s must-…

Boulder’s celebrated food scene has earned another major national distinction—and this one comes with a direct ticket to Flavortown. Delish selected Foolish Craig’s Cafe as Colorado’s must-visit restaurant from Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. In its nationwide guide to the best Triple D destination in every state, the national food publication chose the longtime Pearl Street favorite to represent Colorado. For Boulder residents who have enjoyed Foolish Craig’s signature crêpes, house-baked bread and creative breakfasts over the years, the recognition confirms som…

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Why Boulder Neighborhoods Can Feel 17 Degrees Cooler

As Boulder wakes up to another scorching summer Sunday, the official temperature tells only part of the story. Walk or bike across town on a hot afternoon and the difference can be remarkable. One block may feel punishing under direct sun, while another—lined with mature trees and deep shade—…

As Boulder wakes up to another scorching summer Sunday, the official temperature tells only part of the story. Walk or bike across town on a hot afternoon and the difference can be remarkable. One …

As Boulder wakes up to another scorching summer Sunday, the official temperature tells only part of the story. Walk or bike across town on a hot afternoon and the difference can be remarkable. One block may feel punishing under direct sun, while another—lined with mature trees and deep shade—can feel like an entirely different environment. Boulder has the data to prove just how dramatic that difference can be. In 2022, more than 70 community volunteers spread across Boulder as part of a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Urban Heat Mapping Campaign. Equipped with heat…

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Ralphie Shines at Folsom Field in Boulder

Boulder’s Outdoor Picture of the Day: Ralphie Shines at Folsom Field Some landmarks tell you exactly where you are without saying a word. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of those unmistakable Boulder scenes: the magnificent buffalo statue standing proudly outside Folsom Field…

Boulder’s Outdoor Picture of the Day: Ralphie Shines at Folsom Field Some landmarks tell you exactly where you are without saying a word. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of tho…

Boulder’s Outdoor Picture of the Day: Ralphie Shines at Folsom Field Some landmarks tell you exactly where you are without saying a word. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of those unmistakable Boulder scenes: the magnificent buffalo statue standing proudly outside Folsom Field on the University of Colorado campus. Beneath a brilliant summer sky, the powerful bronze figure appears completely at home, surrounded by the beauty, energy, and unmistakable character of Boulder. Known as “Monarch of the Plains,” the sculpture was created by artist Stephen C. LeBlanc and i…

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Boulder’s Cool-Down Food Tour for the Summer Heat

Boulder is emerging from one of its hottest Julys on record, complete with prolonged stretches in the 90s and several triple-digit days. Then came a dramatic change: the temperature dropped to 46 degrees on August 5, establishing a new daily record low. That refreshing break did not last long. Te…

Boulder is emerging from one of its hottest Julys on record, complete with prolonged stretches in the 90s and several triple-digit days. Then came a dramatic change: the temperature dropped to 46 degr…

Boulder is emerging from one of its hottest Julys on record, complete with prolonged stretches in the 90s and several triple-digit days. Then came a dramatic change: the temperature dropped to 46 degrees on August 5, establishing a new daily record low. That refreshing break did not last long. Temperatures are climbing back into the 90s, and wildfire smoke, fine particulates, and elevated ozone remain concerns along portions of the Front Range. It is the kind of weather that calls for lighter meals, frozen desserts, cold drinks, and carefully planned time outdoors. Fortunately, Boulder k…

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CU Boulder Move-In Survival Guide 2026: What to Expect the Day You Arrive

Move-in is almost here. First-year and returning residence hall students will arrive by appointment from Sunday, August 16, through Tuesday, August 18, 2026. Thousands of students and family members will be navigating CU Boulder during one of the busiest weeks of the year. A little preparation ca…

Move-in is almost here. First-year and returning residence hall students will arrive by appointment from Sunday, August 16, through Tuesday, August 18, 2026. Thousands of students and family member…

Move-in is almost here. First-year and returning residence hall students will arrive by appointment from Sunday, August 16, through Tuesday, August 18, 2026. Thousands of students and family members will be navigating CU Boulder during one of the busiest weeks of the year. A little preparation can make the difference between a stressful arrival and a smooth beginning to life on campus. Here is the practical checklist every Buff should know before arriving. Confirm Your Move-In Appointment Every first-year and returning residence hall student is required to have a scheduled move-in appo…

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Boulder Dog of the Day: Senior Water Dog’s Favorite Log at the Lake

Today's Boulder Dog of the Day – Log Edition Some dogs chase tennis balls. Others are obsessed with frisbees. But for many Boulder dogs, nothing compares to finding the perfect stick—or in this case, the perfect log. Today's Dog of the Day features a wonderful senior water dog proudly carryi…

Today's Boulder Dog of the Day – Log Edition Some dogs chase tennis balls. Others are obsessed with frisbees. But for many Boulder dogs, nothing compares to finding the perfect stick—or in this c…

Today's Boulder Dog of the Day – Log Edition Some dogs chase tennis balls. Others are obsessed with frisbees. But for many Boulder dogs, nothing compares to finding the perfect stick—or in this case, the perfect log. Today's Dog of the Day features a wonderful senior water dog proudly carrying a well-loved log through the water at one of Boulder's favorite lakes. It may seem like an ordinary piece of wood to us, but to this dog, it's a prized possession and part of a tradition that has likely brought years of joy. If you've spent time around Boulder's lakes, you've probably seen thi…

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5 Wellness Essentials Every Boulder Resident Should Own

Nestled against the Flatirons, Boulder has always had this reputation, and honestly, it's well-earned. People here genuinely care about how they move, eat, sleep, and recover. It's not performative. Whether you're a weekend hiker, a serious climber, or someone who just loves the farmers market on…

Nestled against the Flatirons, Boulder has always had this reputation, and honestly, it's well-earned. People here genuinely care about how they move, eat, sleep, and recover. It's not performative. …

Nestled against the Flatirons, Boulder has always had this reputation, and honestly, it's well-earned. People here genuinely care about how they move, eat, sleep, and recover. It's not performative. Whether you're a weekend hiker, a serious climber, or someone who just loves the farmers market on Saturday mornings, wellness isn't a trend in this town. It's just how people live. So with that in mind, here are five essentials worth having. Nothing gimmicky, just tools that actually hold up in Boulder's lifestyle. 1. Reusable Water Bottle with Filtration System Boulder's climate is drier …

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