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Developing friendships in college can benefit your student’s quality of life and create more opportunities to them have fun and develop a sense of belonging. One way your student can make friends this semester is to get involved and find people with

Hi Buff families,   Happy New Year! I hope you have had a wonderful start to this winter season and were able to relax and enjoy quality time with your Buff. Post break, I am excited to welcome all our students back

Hi Buff Families,   We are about three weeks into the fall semester, and I hope your student is doing well and enjoying the start of the new academic year. With football, volleyball and soccer seasons in full swing

¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä Boulder offers students opportunities to study and travel in another country through Education Abroad. Your student can explore ways to embark on an experience of a lifetime that presents unique challenges and opportunities that require

As your student manages their busy academic schedule and other responsibilities, getting involved in student organizations, leadership positions, volunteer opportunities or on-campus events may feel like a low priority. Yet, cultivating a sense of belonging and connection offers many benefits to their college experience and future.

Summer break is an excellent time for students to prepare for their job or internship search. Preparing career documents and profiles is an essential task to check off their to-do list. Then, they’ll have their resume, cover letters, portfolios and

It can be a stressful time of year for your student as they move into the last month of the spring semester. Between increased school work, extracurriculars and other responsibilities, many students have a lot to balance.  Amid those stressors

Getting involved on campus is a great way for your student to meet new friends, explore their interests and develop professional skills. If your student is looking for a way to get involved this semester, joining a sorority or fraternity could be a

If your student is planning on visiting home over break, it can be a great time to catch up and reconnect. It’s important to remember that your student has likely become used to living independently and operating on their own schedule. They may have

Before your student signs a lease, it’s crucial that they read and understand the document fully. It may be tempting to skim through it, but they could miss important information in a legally binding contract. With many students preparing to sign a