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Promising rich dialogue and productive breakout sessions, the Diversity and Inclusion Summit could complement course content across a variety of disciplines, and organizers are encouraging babyÖ±²¥app and instructors to add the event to their syllabi.

For welcoming and moving in thousands of first-year students, it takes thousands of helping hands. With dogged excitement, the campus community has provided just that this past week, resulting in a smooth and successful transition for countless families.

The CU football program will retire uniform No. 19 to honor the late Rashaan Salaam. A Heisman Trophy and Doak Walker Award winner in 1994, Salaam also was a unanimous All-American and the Walter Camp National Player of the Year following one of the best individual seasons in college football history.

To better accommodate students at the start of the semester, the Bursar's Office, Office of Financial Aid and Office of the Registrar will extend their hours for walk-in appointments and phone calls.

Cyclists will take to the road Sept. 10 to raise money for arts and sciences scholarships. Since its inception, the event has raised almost $3.5 million, supporting more than 400 students.

Hourly student-employees working for CU Boulder are limited to a maximum of 25 hours per week, or 50 hours per bi-weekly pay period, during the fall and spring semesters.

CU Boulder welcomed new and returning Buffs to campus this week in a big way. Visit the Facebook photo gallery to see three days' worth of move-in celebration!

The Office of Information Technology is excited to announce the launch of a new captioning grant program to help campus groups make their public video content more accessible to all viewers.

Technology will play a key role in your success as a student. Check out the Office of Information Technology's top tips to help you make the most of CU Boulder's technology and support services.

A bear sighting in Boulder today is a good reminder for our community to familiarize themselves with basic bear safety tips. City wildlife officials are monitoring the situation, and there's no current concern.