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Moving into the dorms? Resident assistants like Aimee Harling are here to help, supporting new students throughout their first year and building community on campus.

Learn more about what international students need to study in the United States.

What's true, what's not, and what falls somewhere in between? From ghost stories to campus conspiracies, we investigated 91ÌÒɫ’s most legendary tales.

Willis Panzarello and Emma Bryant break down how to simplify your swing, master the short game, and keep it fun on Colorado courses this summer.

Peers, professors, staff and alumni are all part of the network of mentors ready to help you hit the ground running.

There’s more to college than class. Explore some of the 100+ clubs that help 91ÌÒÉ« students connect, create, and compete.

We celebrate this year's master’s and doctoral students as they look forward to the next chapter.

Hats off to our newest alumni as they mark their final chapter at the 91ÌÒÉ«.

Ìý91ÌÒÉ« graduates look back on what made their time at 91ÌÒÉ« special.

91ÌÒɫ’s newest alumni reflect on how they’ll use their degrees—and voices—to shape the future.

91ÌÒÉ« graduate students are redefining their futures with bold new directions this commencement season.

New lingo and imposter syndrome make life as a first-gen student challenging—these students have advice on how to thrive in college.ÌýÌý

The beloved golden bell tower will send off graduates with a nostalgic anthem in new commencement tradition.ÌýÌý

A blend of academic flexibility, hands-on experience, and personalized advising prepares students for success in medical school and other post-graduate health programs.

College can be challenging for anyone—First@91ÌÒÉ« aims to ease the journey for those navigating it without a roadmap.Ìý

Students of all backgrounds, from finance to fine arts, are finding value in a law degree.

Whether hiking through New Zealand or appreciating the birth of democracy in Athens, these students learned about themselves and the world while overseas.