Our centralized point of contact for information and resources.
Have questions? We’re here to help. Buff Info is CU Boulder’s centralized resource for all students, faculty, staff and community members. Our team of staff and students will provide answers to your questions to quickly guide you to campus resources.
Buff Info can provide information about:
ASAP is a peer tutoring program, free for students living in the residence halls, Bear Creek Apartments and first-year commuter freshman.
Undergraduates only
ALTEC supports language learning at CU Boulder through events, learning programs, collaboration spaces, and physical and digital resources.
Provides librarians and collections that support research in the business disciplines, including a focus on sustainability and business ethics.
Serves students pursuing the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities, as well as A&S first-year open option students.
Undergraduates only
Serves students pursuing bachelor degrees in various engineering fields, computer science, applied sciences, creative technology and design.
Undergraduates only
Serves students pursuing advertising, PR and media design; communication; critical media practices; information science; intermedia art, writing and performance; journalism; and media studies.
Undergraduates only
Connects students and the surrounding community to CU Boulder by providing quality lifelong learning opportunities.
Offers materials in Earth and Environmental Studies, Geology, and Physical Geography. The library provides maps, geospatial data, and GIS support.
Provides librarians, collections and stats to support your research.
Offers support, programs and community resources for the LGBTQ community.
Supports international students on immigration, employment, cultural adaptation, and more.
Provides a collaborative environment for faculty and students to access legal resources in all formats, and expertise in using them.
Serves students pursuing accounting, finance, management and marketing.
Undergraduates only
Holds one of the largest and most important music research collections between Chicago and Los Angeles.
The largest library on campus, houses Special Collections & Archives, humanities and social sciences collections, Norlin Commons and more.
OUE oversees a variety of programs and offices that serve all students across campus.
Undergraduates only
Serves students pursuing environmental product design, architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture.
Undergraduates only
Serves students pursuing Bachelor of Arts in elementary education, Bachelor of Arts in leadership and community engagement, education minor, leadership studies minor and teacher licensure.
Undergraduates only
Provides help with academic skills development, math and writing courses, and tutoring.
Undergraduates only
Provides educational services and support for students in their academic and personal goals.
Provides individual support for each student and advocates for their needs in all of aspects of their life on campus.
Serves students in the Program in Exploratory Studies.
Undergraduates only
Resource for advocacy, advising, support and mentoring for multiculturalism and social justice.
Connects students with experiences that promote student success, personal growth, and a vibrant campus community.
Provides a wide variety of ways to get involved in certain interest groups, all initiated and run by students.
Articulates and promotes a vision of students and staff who act honorably and respectfully and contribute to the greater good of the community.
Provides free leadership development opportunities through seminars, conferences, and workshops.
Works to fill cultural voids on campus through event programming and funding for student groups.
Serves underrepresented student groups through programs and a safe space for cultural expression and community gatherings.
Provides opportunities for scholarship, leadership, philanthropy, and involvement through sorority and fraternity membership.
Undergraduates only
Guides and supports students in learning how to act with academic integrity, honestly, fairness, respect, and responsibility at CU Boulder and beyond.
Provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills, cultural awareness, academic scholarship, and service to the community.
Undergraduates only
Resources regarding the Student Code of Conduct and various other policies. Report an issue and get help solving it.
Allocation and implementation of student fees, helps student groups get funding, and lobbies on behalf of students for tuition assistance and cost mitigation.
Browse the list of student organizations that are currently active at CU Boulder and find ways to get involved.
Undergraduates only
Provides individual support for each student and advocates for their needs in all of aspects of their life on campus.
Explore volunteerism opportunities for CU Boulder students and staff throughout the greater Boulder community.
Our licensed acupuncturist uses tiny needles to stimulate points along the body's energy flow channels to help balance the body's natural health.
All certification classes offered meet the standards for current American Red Cross Emergency Cardiovascular Care Guidelines.
Helps treat acute and chronic spinal and extremity disorders and can also be helpful for non-musculoskeletal conditions, headaches, migraines, women’s health and more.
Provides support and resources for students in recovery from substance use disorders or other addictive behaviors, or who just want to lead a sober lifestyle.
Confidential mental health and psychiatric services for CU students.
Provides individuals with disabilities the tools, reasonable accommodations, and support services to participate fully in the academic environment.
Provides CU Boulder employees with counseling for personal and work related issues.
An in-depth training program that is based on the American Council on Exercise (ACE) standards and guidelines.
Assists students in developing skills to make healthy decisions through workshops, classes, and conversations provided for free for students to attend and use.
The laboratory at Wardenburg Health Center has a staff of certified technologists that can perform a wide range of lab testing.
Learn a martial art for fitness, self-defense, or self-confidence at the Student Recreation Center.
Certified massage therapists are available to assist with relaxation, stress reduction, sports recovery, improving circulation and decreasing muscle spasms.
Serves health care needs for CU Boulder students, including medical attention, care, and education, along with workshops and resources on how to lead a healthy lifestyle.
Provides support for a variety of concerns including diabetes, disordered eating, food allergies or intolerances, gastrointestinal problems, and more.
Provides free and confidential information, consultation, support, advocacy and short term counseling services to those who have experienced a traumatic, disturbing or life disruptive event.
Provides comprehensive assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal problems including sprain, strains, and fractures.
Recreation Services offers a variety of programs to meet group fitness and wellness needs.
Accepts most nationwide prescription drug insurance plans and carries a complete selection of vitamins, herbals, and over-the-counter medications.
Provides rehabilitation programs to treat overuse syndromes, postural imbalances, trauma and athletic injuries.
Register for a Pilates Reformer class at the Student Recreation Center and experience the benefits of reformer training.
Provides Pap testing, contraception, sexual health education and counseling, sexually transmitted disease/infection testing, and HPV vaccinations.
An online portal that offers secure, immediate access to online programs for stress, anxiety and depression.
Experience the benefits of working in a small group setting; learn new skills, work closely with a personal trainer, and enjoy the comradery of training with friends.
Recreation Services offers specialty programs including paddle board yoga, gymnastics, and skating and hockey skills.
Sexual health exams and testing are available by appointment with a health care provider and covered by the Gold SHIP and BuffCare health plans.
CU Boulder requires all students to carry health insurance. Explore coverage options, deadlines for submission, and automatic enrollment.
Provides quality instruction for tennis enthusiasts of all levels in both private and group settings.
Provides a variety of training opportunities for members of the Student Recreation Center.
Supports students in preparing for trips abroad and provides recommendations on what to do before, during and after their trips.
Provides radiographic examinations of the chest, abdomen, skull, spine, extremities and soft tissue. A health care provider referral is required.
Find student and alumni jobs, fine-tune your resume, learn about your strengths, develop your skills, make connections with employers and land that job or internship.
Connects students with various local and national internship opportunities, including information on how to earn credit or funding for unpaid internships.
Connects students with on- and off-campus jobs and provides information about work study policies and other opportunities for student employees.
Located in the UMC, the Alferd Packer Grill is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. This center offers a variety of freshly made meal options.
Art collections and exhibitions for CU Boulder students, faculty, staff and the people of Colorado.
Offers 8 micro restaurants, a build your own salad bar and a dessert station for a variety of globally inspired cuisine.
The Heritage Center at the University of Colorado of Boulder presents the history of the CU Boulder campus and its alumni.
Features both hot and cold options as well as a made-to-order sandwich station for when you’re on the go.
Works to fill cultural voids on campus through event programming and funding for student groups.
A popular gathering place for student groups to enjoy lunch on a sunny day.
Serves breakfast all day, as well as freshly-made soups, leafy green salads, and hot sandwiches.
On-campus living options including residence halls, Bear Creek Apartments, and graduate housing.
Offers students an oportunity to compete against their fellow Buffs in a variety of sports and skill levels.
A multi-disciplinary venue with high quality local, national and international performances and events.
The Museum’s exhibition galleries are open to the public, free of charge. The Museum also offers a variety of programs and events throughout the year.
Provides recreational experiences that emphasize fun, safety, skill development, and environmental awareness while exploring Boulder.
Hosts numerous concerts, film screenings, and other entertainment events for students to enjoy.
Get up and moving with all that The Rec has to offer, including intramural sports, fitness classes, and nutritional services, along with the largest collegiate climbing wall.
Serves on-campus student residents through residence hall oversight and activities, all by students themselves.
Undergraduates only
Residence hall communities are designed primarily for first and second year students and offer an array of residential programs and experiences to meet the needs of students beginning their academic careers.
Undergraduates only
Located at Research Park in the Sustainability, Energy and Environment Community (SEEC) building, this restaurant serves breakfast and lunch daily.
Available for order ahead, serving multicultural meal options, traditional “comfort” food and items right off the grill.
Offer students the opportunity to participate in competitive sports against other collegiate teams.
Offers hot and iced beverages, blended coffees, pastries, on-the-go meal options, snacks, whole beans and Starbucks merchandise.
Features responsibly sourced specialty coffees, made-from-scratch pastries and on-the-go lunch options.
The only bowling center in Boulder offers bowling, billiards, video and arcade games, and food and drink.
This student-and-faculty-friendly coffee shop is located within the beautiful Norlin Library.
Home to the CU bookstore and student offices, as well as plenty of entertainment and dining options.
Features a breakfast station, freshly prepared curry, a greenhouse with aeroponic towers and a build your own salad bar.
Undergraduates only
Offers a great selection of produce, snacks, beverages, essentials and even CU apparel. You can also get your favorite espresso and handcrafted coffee drinks.
Laid-back, late-night restaurant serving made-to-order pizzas, sandwiches, salads and more.
Keep your emergency notification information up-to-date for real-time information about campus closures, extreme weather and other emergencies.
Provides information to help manage many emergency situations appropriately.
Committed to community partnerships, excellence in service and organizational and personal integrity. Important information for anyone living in Boulder.
Confidential mental health and psychiatric services for CU students.
Provides a number of services and programs to the campus community to ensure the safety and security of our campus affiliates.
There are several options for you to report crimes or safety-related incidents at CU Boulder.
Dedicated to providing the highest quality police services in order to enhance community safety, protect life and property, and reduce crime and the fear of crime.
Free night-time transportation for CU students, faculty and staff within Boulder city limits.
There are options for confidential support, reporting concerns, and gaining skills to help as friends and bystanders.
Provides planning and coordination of mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery of natural and man-made disasters.
Provides comprehensive services and support that allows the university to maintain its high standards of health and safety for laboratories, work areas, and classrooms.
Provides CU Boulder employees with counseling for personal and work related issues.
On-campus maintenance concerns (including lights out and/or potential safety hazards).
Provides help in the event of discrimination, harassment, sexual assault and/or misconduct.
Student conduct, restorative justice, honor code and conflict resolution.
Provides free and confidential information, consultation, support, advocacy and short term counseling services to those who have experienced a traumatic, disturbing or life disruptive event.
Free confidential help for students with issues ranging from conflicts with roommates, to feelings of being treated unfairly by a professor or administrative office.
A small law office at CU Boulder dedicated exclusively to serving the legal needs of students.
Offers assistance and intervention for students in distress or experiencing a challenging situation.
A digital accessibility program that maximizes CU Boulder’s potential to achieve its legal, moral, and ethical commitments in the digital environment.
G Suite is a set of apps that are available to current faculty and staff, and CU retirees and alumni.
Activate your IdentiKey, change your password, edit email delivery options, and more.
Microsoft Office 365 is available to current faculty, staff and students, and CU retirees.
OIT provides walk-in, online, and phone support for all your computer and technical needs.
Provides a secure connection to the campus network from any location, as long as the device has an internet connection.
CU Boulder's wireless internet provides easy access to the network from any Wi-Fi enabled personal device throughout campus.
Everything you need to know about costs, understanding your bill, making payments and getting refunds.
Provides help for students to think through degree options, timelines and requirements.
Undergraduates only
Students must apply to graduate for the semester in which they officially and successfully complete all requirements for the degree(s) and major(s) they're pursuing.
The IRS Data Retrieval Tool allows students and parents to retrieve IRS tax return information directly into the FAFSA.
Students who experienced circumstances that led to poor academic performance in past semesters can submit a petition to withdraw from past classes.
Connects students with on- and off-campus jobs and provides information about work study policies and other opportunities for student employees.
Undergraduates only
A variety of tax incentives exist for families who are saving for, or are already paying for college, or who are repaying student loans.
A summary of campus offerings, policies and requirements; descriptions of colleges, schools and departments; and degree requirements, course descriptions and faculty listings.
