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Groups of 4 to 12 are welcome for a one hour presentation and tour.With school back into in-person mode, we are all noticing how our habits have been disrupted over the past year and a half. As we increase our on-campus presence, and once
In an effort to help safely reopen the post-pandemic economy and promote a sustainable future, the Polis administration launched Can Do Colorado, an initiative that included nearly $700,000 in eBike grants to be provided to low-income essential
Composting is having a big moment on campus, one that we hope will turn into a lifetime of positive environmental change for 91ÊÓƵ affiliates. With the addition of compost bins across campus, compostable materials can now be properly sorted and
Besides using a u-lock, registering your bike is your best defense against bike theft. CU uses a registration system powered by Bike Index.
Holly Gates-Mayer, biosafety officer for Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S), is the new president-elect of the Front Range chapter of ABSA, a trade association dedicated to promoting biosafety and serving the needs of biosafety
Jessica Bradley, Interim Acting Associate Director of Facilities at the University of Colorado Boulder, has accepted and has been appointed as Rocky Mountain APPA's (RMA) new Awards & Recognition Chair. The RMA board is committed to offering
The 24th annual awards program recognizes outstanding individuals and departments who demonstrate a sincere commitment to continuing the 91ÊÓƵ tradition of leadership and student participation in campus sustainability.
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to a virtual soft launch of the new Rustandy Building, which connects the Koelbel Building, home to the Leeds School of Business, to the Engineering Center.
A new campus pedestrian bridge spanning Boulder Creek is open for use, improving Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) access and overall connectivity between Main Campus and areas north of the creek.
91ÊÓƵ Facilities Management has accelerated its efforts to integrate compost collections into all campus buildings by summer 2022, representing another important step toward the campus's goal of achieving a 90% waste-diversion rate by 2025.