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On Wednesday, March 5, each student’s assigned enrollment appointment date and time will appear on their enrollment dates card in Buff Portal. Registration for continuing undergraduate students remains open through May 22. Schedule adjustment for undergrads opens July 23 and remains open for open enrollment, which begins Thursday, Aug. 14. Registration for continuing graduate and law students remains open through open enrollment.

President Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 20, 2025, requiring, among other things,  that federal agencies make changes so that U.S. government-issued identification documents, including passports, visas, and Global Entry cards, reflect the holder’s “sex” not “gender, ” and referring to “sex” as “an individual’s immutable biological classification as either male or female” and not as one’s gender identity.

President Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 29, 2025, which in part requested within 60 days of the order the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Education, and the Secretary of Homeland Security to provide reports to the President identifying relevant authorities and actions to curb or combat antisemitism in the United States and making recommendations to the president on how to “familiarize” institutions of higher education with existing immigration law. 

Coffee Hour takes place from 4 - 5:30 p.m. on one Friday a month during the semester at the UMC Stage Area across from Alferd Packer Grill. Stop by for free coffee, tea, snacks, and conversation! International Coffee Hour is open to all members of the CU Community. Students, faculty, staff–everyone is welcome!

Open to all and focusing on international faculty members looking to meet and network with other international faculty. Come join us for a social hour co-sponsored by International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS). 

While on OPT, SEVIS reporting is required to maintain your F-1 status. This ISSS workshop helps students authorized for OPT better understand their OPT reporting responsibilities. 

F-1 students who are planning to work after graduation will learn details of the Post-Completion Optional Practical Training (OPT) application process.

Celebrate Brazil’s vibrant Carnaval with us at Carnaval y Cafecito! Join us for a morning filled with community, coffee and creativity as we dive into the spirit of Brazilian culture. We'll be making Carnival masks that showcase the unique and meaningful elements of Brazil’s traditions and enjoying cafecito as we connect and learn from each other.

In honor of International Women's Day, please join us as we connect and celebrate the women who continue to shape the world around us. The keynote speaker will be Olivia Omega, who is a board of advisors member of the Presidents Leadership Class at ����������, a founder track chair for Denver Startup Week and the senior director of marketing and communications at the Denver Scholarship Foundation. 

GradCO is a professional development collaboration of universities across Colorado. This webinar places AI tools in conversation with criteria of ethical production of research and scholarship. We will explore AI literacy skills for academic and research writing. We will also develop AI guides in service of ethically produced research and collaborations to our fields of study.

CU students, faculty, and staff are invited to take a break from classes with professionally guided yoga practice within the CU Museum’s Paleontology Hall! 

If you’re the type of student who enjoys museum spaces, seeks extended access and extracurricular amusement, likes meeting people, or learning something new every day, join us for After Hours on Thursday nights! There will be refreshments and a caffeine station, calming coloring pages, puzzles and games galore- all free for CU Students! 

Learn more about native Colorado wildflowers! Join us to dive into some identification techniques and potential uses for native Colorado flora. 

Yoga Nidra is a deeply restful practice, like a guided shivasana, the restorative yoga pose that promotes relaxation and integration. Just 30 minutes of this practice is said to be equivalent to two hours of restful sleep.

Learn how to backpack during the winter months. This two-day, one-night trip will introduce techniques for staying warm and dry when it's cold out. Participants will also learn how to utilize snow to build kitchens and shelters. The course fee covers backpacking equipment and food on the trail.

Join faculty members for a moderated discuss that will take an in-depth look at the history of executive orders, how they are used, their power and uses by presidents.

Hang out with other queer and trans folx, enjoy a slice of cake and learn about resources on campus

Soka Buddhists for Peace is excited to announce our discussion meeting free and open for all ���������� students! We welcome anyone who is interested in learning about Nichiren Buddhism, the Buddhism for all, and the Soka Gakkai International (SGI), the worldwide Buddhist organization. 

Meet with employers and learn about job and internship opportunities at this virtual career fair! Register on Handshake.

Join this special gathering dedicated to fostering connections within our undocumented student community. This event brings together past Inspired Dreamer alumni and current students for an evening of storytelling, shared experiences and meaningful dialogue. Enjoy delicious food, build lasting connections and celebrate the power of community.

Join your fellow students to learn basic cooking techniques and make a meal from scratch! Class taught by a professional chef. All materials provided. Closed-toe shoes must be worn at all times when in the kitchen. Registration required.

Join this event to discuss the practical matters of gender affirmation and get mentorship from others who are in the trans community.

Celebrate Women’s History Month with us at the Latinx/é Chingona Plática! Join us for an inspiring evening as ���������� alumni mujeres return to campus to share their journeys, successes and celebrations they’ve faced as powerful women with intersectional identities. This is a chance to connect, learn and be inspired by the voices of resilient, trailblazing mujeres in our community.

Join the Center for Student Involvement and Program Council for a night of music with DJ Fa'Dorah, free bowling, billiards, and ping pong at The Connection!

Mental Health First Aid training is designed to help individuals assist someone experiencing mental health or substance use concerns or crises. Participants will learn about risk factors and warning signs, engage in experiential activities, discuss professional and self-help resources and practice a 5-step strategy to provide support. 

Experience Colorado's trails by moonlight! Join us for a unique snowshoeing experience you won't soon forget! Snowshoes, snow boots, gloves, waterproof jackets and pants can be provided by Outdoor Pursuits as needed for no additional charge.

Join fellow climbers for CU's annual climbing competition hosted by Outdoor Pursuits. The event is free and open to recreational climbers of all ability levels. 

Enjoy bowling, ping pong, pool, and other exciting activities in a lively, St. Paddy’s-themed atmosphere. Wear your best green outfit, bring your luck, and join us for a night of games, fun, and great company!

Celebrate the start of longer days and enjoy a beautiful sunset over the Flatirons! Participants will hike 3-5 miles round-trip. No experience is necessary. Additional hiking gear can be provided at no extra cost.

This panel discussion is designed to inform the community of when, where, how, and who the university engages in the political and policy making process.

Do you identify as Asian American, Pacific Islander, Native Hawaiian, South Asian, Southeast Asian or East Asian? Meet new friends or bring your own, and enjoy free hot chai, snacks, and a fun activity.

Join us March 20th from 5-7pm at the Rec Studio 3 to learn Kathak, Folk, and Bollywood dancing!

Join us to donate or pick up new-to-you items such as clothing, shoes, accessories, outdoor gear, office supplies, housewares, room decor and more! Connect with campus resources, learn how to mend your own clothes and grab a sewing kit. Open to students, faculty and staff.

Celebrate the spring equinox with us! We'll take a deep dive into this astronomically significant day, explore the spring constellations and bright stars, and share pointers on how you can see the faint, but beautiful wintertime Milky Way (while it's still visible).

All are welcome - we'll choose Arabic books with English translations, making it easy for everyone to join the discussion.

University Libraries are here to support you wherever you are on your academic journey. We have welcoming and inclusive study spaces to fit your needs, books, technology and resources.

March 5: Join our luncheon to discuss different ways to share the love and recognize members of your team and yourself! March 19: Join other student leaders on campus and learn how you can foster innovation and creativity as a leader!

CU in the Community is a series of one-time, student-led volunteer projects offered each semester in collaboration with local nonprofit organizations. Projects are based on community needs and include various types of service related to social and environmental justice. All students are invited to participate in any and all volunteer projects to gain an understanding of social and environmental issues, engage in direct service, reflect on their impact and learn about continued engagement in communities.