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Looking for a job on campus? Visit the Student Affairs job fair on Jan. 23! On-campus jobs provide flexible scheduling, hourly wages and valuable experience for your résumé.
If you're recently bereaved or just beginning the grief process, get information and support, and share your experiences in a group setting.
Through hands-on discovery, families will make observations and discoveries about how structures and processes in nature solve problems. Join the Museum of Natural History Jan. 27.
The Volunteer Resource Center invites you to join their effort to engage in community and service work in the spirit of celebrating King's life and work by having a day on rather than a day off.
Stressed due to finals? Take a break and enjoy the vast array of activities at the University Memorial Center Dec. 18. Afterward, grab free grub at everyone's favorite Late Night Breakfast.
This week brings a workshop for final essays, guided meditation, Hanukkah events, a Fiske show exploring the origin of holiday lights, free week at The Rec, Late Night Breakfast and more.
More than 150 environmental design and environmental studies students contributed ideas to the city of Boulder for the University Hill area. Their work will be on display at a Dec. 15 open house.
With recipes submitted by ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Æƽâ°æÏÂÔØ parents, the annual dining center events feature a taste of familiar, home-cooked meals to soothe homesickness and give you that extra boost to ace finals.
The next session of CU Discover, a series for employees in their first 12–18 months on campus, will look at all things ombuds. Join at noon on Friday, Dec. 15.
Looking to deck out your home office with furniture, up your game with a football blocking pad, or supplement your lawn-care skills with a John Deere? Check out the campus auction Dec. 16.