Last year was marked by a series of disruptions and ongoing injustice––COVID-19, racial uprisings and a contentious presidential election. The need for true dialogue has never been greater, and the CU Dialogues Program has been serving the campus since 2010.
With classes starting remotely, it’s important to have one or multiple (if possible) places where you can study and stay focused. Here are some tips to consider to create the perfect study spot no matter where you are.
New year, new resolution. Creating New Year’s resolutions can be difficult, especially when we are faced with a laundry list of things to do or feel like we’re still recovering from last year. Here are a few tips to help you set goals and resolutions for 2021.
We at the University Libraries think you deserve a break, so we are suggesting some escapist media for you to read, watch and listen to. Indulge yourself in our winter recommendations.
Pause for Paws is a series of virtual programming for students in need of some extra pawsitivity in the coming weeks. Activities include voting for the most valuable pet, Pawffice Hours—Zooming with librarians and meeting their furry family members—and more.
Heading home for the end of the semester may bring some much needed relief, but it can also be a source of stress or anxiety. Here are a few tips to help you make the transition home.
Balancing graduate studies with relationships, employment and other responsibilities can become overwhelming. Sometimes it’s easy to feel weighed down by our own expectations to do it all. Get tips.
Our lives are built around relationships—significant others, roommates, family, friends—and making an effort can go a long way. Consider these tips for building better relationships.
