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There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but now that you’ve (almost) paid your tuition and fees, there may be things that feel like free services, and you should take full advantage of them...

For more than 70 years, the Artist Series has been bringing the world’s finest jazz, classical, world music, and dance performers to Boulder. Join more than 16,000 Artist Series patrons who come every year to experience both world-renowned and emerging artists...

As an incoming freshman, it’s important not to equate a university’s student government with the lax, prom-planning responsibilities that high school student governments often handle...

THE NINTH ANNUAL SANS SOUCI FESTIVAL OF DANCE CINEMA...

An institution like the University of Colorado Boulder has a diverse range of programs and courses for students to package together into a learning plan. Yet even amidst all of that diversity, from accounting to Yiddish, there is one constant: the Faculty Course ...

THE ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM...

If you grow tired of reading the same few articles written by the same few reporters in the Colorado Daily and its corporate sister papers the Daily Camera, Denver Post and Longmont Times-Call — and you have become weary of the drivel in Rooster — there is an ...

You can grab a mainstream Hollywood flick anywhere in the country, but there are few places in the country to catch non-mainstream films. Thankfully, the University of Colorado Boulder hosts the International Film Series. The IFS has been showing non-mainstream films...

A note to incoming freshmen: Life outside the parental womb is complicated. You might be used to home-cooked meals, rent-free housing, structure and supervision, but all that is about to change as you take your first baby steps into the real world. Luckily, your ...

SAT, SEPT. 1: Colorado State University, in Denver, 2 p.m...

The University of Colorado’s move west didn’t come without growing pains. The Buffs lost their first six Pac-12 conference games before winning two of their final three contests in 2011, finishing 3-10 overall...

More than 1,500 student athletes competed in 35 club sports teams at CU last year, and 21 of those clubs went on to their national championships. The list of sports includes baseball, crew, dance, field hockey, freestyle skiing, hockey, soccer, lacrosse, rugby, ...