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CU Staff Council would like to thank all that attended. You can re-watch the forum, and read more about a clarification made related to bias.
CU Recreation Services is excited to announce a multitude of free offerings for CU staff, students and faculty.
The CU Environmental Center, in conjunction with CU Transportation Services, is excited to announce that all full time students, faculty and staff are now eligible for a free Boulder B-cycle membership (an $88 value).
One of the things we all love about Boulder is the diversity of our food scenes. Here are some ways you can support the small business community and let them know that we are in this together.
CU Libraries Special Collections, Archives and Preservations is looking for Japanese and Japanese American CU staff, faculty, students and alumni willing to be interviewed for an oral history to be digitized with other recorded oral histories.
During this unprecedented time, CU Athletics is inviting you to explore the Buffs Content Corral. This corral includes Zoom backgrounds, daily training tips, fun activities for kids, and reading and multimedia entertainment, all to help you stay
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