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Carrie Davidson, a senior studying journalism and art history, challenges fellow students to reconsider what they are "supposed to do" and instead follow their own path.

Connecting with a babyÖ±²¥app mentor or educational guide, like an advisor, can be an intimidating and time consuming process for many students. Faculty member Andrew Calabrese and staff member Kristi Barrowclough have some helpful advice on how to get started.

This is Diverse Learners Awareness Week, when Disability Services and the Office of Information Technology create forums to raise awareness at CU Boulder.

Healthy Relationships Week is designed to educate people on the importance of having a safe and happy relationship with friends, family, a romantic partner or even yourself. Campus groups are hosting events to raise awareness, celebrate and encourage students to participate.

For students looking to supplement their income or gain work experience, employment on campus can be a convenient and educational opportunity.

The Student Worker Alliance Program, or SWAP, brings free English classes to CU Boulder staff members who have immigrated to the United States and might not be fully fluent.