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From Folsom Field to Lumen Field, Forever Buff Cassidy Davis (StComm’23) has built a career from historic football seasons and meaningful mentorship relationships. Along the way, Cassidy discovered just how small the sports world can be with the help of a few familiar faces, and just how far the Forever Buffs network reaches.

Debora “Debbie” Ley (MCivEngr’02) remembers the moment she knew ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ was the right place for her. As a participant in Sandia National Laboratories’ One Year on Campus scholarship program, she visited ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������, met with faculty and felt an immediate sense of connection.

College is often the launch of lifelong friendships and unforgettable stories. For one remarkable group of ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ alumni, campus life became the starting point for connections that would shape the rest of their lives.

As the chair of the Forever Buffs New York alumni chapter, Snyderman helps welcome over 500 new Buffs to New York City each year. Read more about what drives Snyderman to volunteer and how he keeps the Buff spirit alive.

Kate Jordan Little is a fourth-generation Buff, making her the 23rd member of her family to attend ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������. A junior from Denver, Colorado, she is pursuing a dual major in management and entrepreneurship and marketing, with a minor in leadership.

Forever Buff Amanda Giguere’s work as the Director of Outreach at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival (CSF) has turned this idea into a mission for change through theatre.

From storytelling in blue books to interviewing Stevie Wonder, Forever Buff Harold Abrams has used storytelling as a positive force to spotlight the voices of Black and LGBTQI+ communities, as well as other people of color.

Former figure skater Sarah Seibold (MBusAna’25) and current data analyst for CU’s Office of Information Technology found her calling in the high-adrenaline sport of ice cross, which entails athletes racing down steep,

In 2012, while she was still an undergraduate at ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������, runner Emma Coburn competed in her first Olympics. Now, over ten years later, Coburn is returning to her alma mater to deliver the commencement speech for the Class

My last seven semesters of college have been filled with countless moments of joy that have led me to where I am now: a senior at ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ preparing to graduate in a few short weeks.  If you’re hopelessly nostalgic