Ralphie the Buffalo, the beloved mascot of the University of Colorado, achieved an iconic moment in the hearts of fans nationwide on a beautiful day in Boulder. This unforgettable performance took place on a national stage, with the entire country tuned in to watch a game at Folsom Field. On that day against Nebraska Ralphie […]

The CU Cheer Team is made up of a co-ed and an all-girl cheer squad. The coed squad typically consists of 10 couples, while the all-girl team might include up to 36 members. Throughout the year, the cheer team attends community events and university festivities in addition to cheering on the sidelines. In January, both […]

Boulder, Colorado never fails to amaze, and an epic aerial photo captures its breathtaking beauty in a singular frame. The image showcases a panorama of nature’s grandeur and human ingenuity coexisting harmoniously. Towering mountains form a majestic backdrop, their snow-capped peaks glistening in the sunlight. Below, Boulder’s vibrant cityscape unfolds, a testament to innovation and […]

CU Boulder boasts the best mascot in college football, hands down. “Ralphie the Buffalo” is an icon of power, spirit, and tradition that sets the university apart. Here are a few reasons why Ralphie reigns supreme: First, Ralphie is not just a costume-clad performer but a living, breathing buffalo. Watching Ralphie charge across Folsom Field […]

In this captivating image, a picturesque Boulder stands proudly amidst the snow-draped majesty of the Continental Divide. The serene blend of natural elements paints a scene of pure, unspoiled beauty, where earth and sky converge in harmonious splendor, inviting contemplation and awe.

A rare Rufous-Sided Towhee was spotted in a Boulder backyard, delighting local birdwatchers. Known for its distinctive appearance, this uncommon sighting added a touch of natural wonder to the neighborhood’s daily life. The scientific name for the Rufous-Sided Towhee (Pipilo erythrophthalmus) is practically impossible to say. It literally translates to “red-eyed chirper,” referring to the […]

While it may be golden aspen up in the mountains, down here in the plains, in Boulder, we still have wildflowers in bloom. These flowers provide important food for bees and other animals as we get closer to winter. In our open space and natural areas these flowers are especially important. Its the very end […]

Boulder, Colorado’s Mesa Lab of the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) is tucked up against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Through cutting-edge exhibitions, a variety of public tour options, and specially designed school field trips, NCAR’s Visitor Center connects scientific research regarding Earth system science, including weather and climate change, to the general […]