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From skiing and camping to biking and hiking, Alpine Club makes outdoor adventure easy, affordable, and fun.

New voices and timeless talent are set to take the stage next fall at the Newman Center.

The Class of 2029 began their ³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óª journey with a full day of welcomes, connections, and celebrations.

Whether you need a student ID or the best iced latte on campus, here are the places every ³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óª first year should know—and how to find them.

Forget the gimmicks—six ³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óª students share the true essentials that will keep you comfy, cool, and ready to conquer your first year.

With 100+ student organizations and 30 club sports, ³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óªâ€™s Sept. 7 event is the place to meet people, explore your interests, and find your campus community.

³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óª juniors and seniors share tips, tricks, and must-have items to help ease the transition to residential hall life.

Rising juniors and seniors reflect on their early experiences at ³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óª and offer heartfelt advice for incoming first-year students.Ìý

Moving into the dorms? Resident assistants like Aimee Harling are here to help, supporting new students throughout their first year and building community on campus.

Learn more about what international students need to study in the United States.

What's true, what's not, and what falls somewhere in between? From ghost stories to campus conspiracies, we investigated ³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óªâ€™s most legendary tales.

Willis Panzarello and Emma Bryant break down how to simplify your swing, master the short game, and keep it fun on Colorado courses this summer.

Peers, professors, staff and alumni are all part of the network of mentors ready to help you hit the ground running.

There’s more to college than class. Explore some of the 100+ clubs that help ³Ô¹Ï´ó±¾Óª students connect, create, and compete.