In this Faces of Boulder post, Colorado Buffalo fans exude excitement and Buff pride, showcasing their passion and camaraderie during a tailgate party. Their strong support and team spirit are evident, highlighting the joy and unity of being a Buff fan on an unforgettable game day.

The “Boulder Hippy Movement” refers to the countercultural movement of the 1960s and 1970s in Boulder, Colorado, which was centered around alternative lifestyles, political activism, and experimentation with drugs. Boulder, Colorado, was an attractive destination for young people looking to get away from mainstream culture and embrace a more unconventional lifestyle. The University of Colorado, […]

Perusing social media this weekend, I couldn’t help but notice an article among fellow University of Colorado students. University Primetime came out with its annual list of the nation’s top 100 party schools. CU Boulder made number 16. While university officials would be quick to point out that it’s quite a drop from its number one […]

  The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, based in Missouri, found that Boulder Colorado had the highest density of start-up companies per capita in the United States. Most of these sprouting businesses are technology-based, and many start and eventually settle in the city. But what is it about Boulder which makes it a breeding ground for new […]

You may hear Boulderites referring to a “greenbelt,” but what is that and why does Boulder have one? There was huge population growth in Boulder between 1950 and 1970. This growth was due to the presence of the University of Colorado, the intellectual diversity surrounding the university, and a strong local economy. At an annual growth […]

The University of Colorado Boulder has been buzzing with excitement as the women’s basketball team continues to dominate the court, making them the hottest ticket in town. With each win, the team has been captivating the hearts of students and the local community, elevating the atmosphere on campus to a whole new level. Domination on […]

Before Thomas Jefferson signed the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, and before Colorado became a state in 1876, the area was settled by numerous Native American tribes, predominantly inhabited by the Arapaho. The Arapaho were successful nomadic hunters, expanding their presence through trade, warfare, and alliances with other tribes. They were closely allied with the Cheyenne, […]

As a city nestled near the Rocky Mountains, Boulder is a popular tourist hotspot that offers an abundance of natural beauty and outdoor activities. However, beyond its well-known attractions lies a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be discovered by travelers looking for something unique and off the beaten path. From lesser-known hiking trails […]

Revealing Our Routes: Women of Boulder County was originally developed by the Women of the West Museum back in 2002. Now the exhibit is now hosted by Boulder History Museum’s site. There are dozens of dynamic ladies documented in this collection, and today we’ve brought you a few of our favorites. Ruth Cave Flowers (1903-1980) was a native […]