CU Boulder’s 100th Homecoming game brought Boulder back to its roots and was a day to remember for both CU students, Alumni, and Boulder residents. Everyone in Boulder was reminded this weekend of why Boulder is such a great place to live in through the beautiful 80 degree weather and the great moments that made up this years homecoming weekend. The following images come from Travis Bildahl and Joseph Wirth as they went from party to party on the hill area of Boulder this weekend. Hope you enjoy these pictures as much as we enjoyed game day!                         Hope... Read More

Some people shy away from cameras – others jump in front of them. Peter Hurley, a world-renowned headshot photographer, has put his own spin on this. He believes that a good portrait requires that the camera doesn’t mess with the subject, but that the subject messes with the camera. Once someone loses sight of the insecurities provoked by the camera, they start to perform for it. People start to play with the camera. They stare into it as if they were playing head games. They treat it as if it were a person looking at them – a person they want to make an impression on. These two girls were... Read More

The Center for World University Rankings placed CU Boulder 69th overall and 39th nationally in its 2020-21 list of top worldwide universities. Last year, CU Boulder was ranked 57th overall and 37th nationally among top worldwide universities. U.S. World News also consistently ranks CU Boulder’s programs highly every year for universities in the U.S., with a number one spot for their atomic/molecular/optical physics program. In the school of medicine, it ranks 13th nationally for primary care, with the specialties of family medicine (fifth), pediatrics (sixth) and rural medicine (ninth)... Read More

The University of Colorado Boulder, nestled against the stunning backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of academic excellence and breathtaking natural beauty. It’s no surprise that this campus is one of the most photographed in the country and regarded as one of the most beautiful places to live. First and foremost, CU Boulder’s picturesque setting is unrivaled. Surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Rockies, the campus enjoys a year-round panorama of snow-capped summits, creating a stunning contrast with the lush, green campus grounds during... Read More

Folsom Field, nestled in the heart of Boulder, Colorado, stands as an emblem of college football’s grandeur and the University of Colorado’s rich heritage. This iconic stadium, with its breathtaking Rocky Mountain backdrop, captivates visitors with its stunning beauty and evokes a profound sense of pride among fans. The University of Colorado Buffaloes have called Folsom Field home since its opening in 1924. Over the years, this hallowed ground has borne witness to countless unforgettable moments, showcasing the indomitable spirit of the Buffaloes. It has hosted epic showdowns against... Read More

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There are many reasons to have a sense of freedom after you graduate from college. Many people seem to not want to be a part of the University and they have no intentions of being a part of it after they graduate. I was a part of that group of people. When I graduated from the University, I did not want to be a part of the University and be involved in their events. Now that I have been out for awhile, I realize that there is a place for me at the college and that I have a lot to contribute to the institution. There is nothing wrong with returning to the college after graduating to host a class... Read More

Water in my opinion is the key to life. Makenna adds to this by stating that water is to say the least, relaxing and peaceful. Peace being something that we as humans have fought for and looked for now for centuries. Makenna, being a CU graduate, presents the idea that we’ve been looking for something that has been right here in front of our faces. Water! Though she never grew up near the ocean, she spent quite a while on Lake Michigan. There she realized that the water is peace, the water is life, the water is Home! Thanks Makenna!  Read More

Often, the significance of an event isn’t clear until after it’s passed. Everyone can recall an example in his or her own life. Sports, of course, are no exception. And since September is in full swing, that means football, which brings to mind a particularly odd example. It’s October 6, 1990. The CU Buffs had a record of three wins, one loss, and one tie; their opponent, the University of Missouri Tigers, had a record of two wins and two losses. Nearly 47,000 fans packed Faurot Field in Columbia, Missouri to watch the rivals battle it out. Both teams played hard, and Missouri lead 31-27... Read More

The newest exhibit in the CU Museum of Natural History’s BioLounge takes visitors on a journey beyond the ice to the ancient Dry Valleys, where CU conducts world-class research. Discover the minuscule lifeforms that exist in the harsh environment at the end of the world; discover what it’s like to live as a scientist in an area where no rain has fallen in over 2 million years; and get to the heart of how this icy place plays a critical role in weather and climate around the world! photo via: colorado.edu  Read More