2016 Trips
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Boulder Retired Marine captain Rex Laceby (Hist’02) and 14 others from the revitalized CU Veterans Alumni Club spent a rainy day helping to rebuild a 1,200-square-foot home in Jamestown, Colo., destroyed by the 2013 Boulder County floods. “It was great being able to help,” Laceby says. “It was a rare instance where it was an all-around good.”
It’s one of the first things Lea Alvarado advises CU-Boulder alumni: When looking for your next job, network more, browse job listings less.
Globe-trotting bridge builder Avery Bang (MCivEngr’09) immersed herself in all things CU-Boulder at Homecoming Weekend 2014. She’s ready to do it again.
We’ll find no new glory by resting on our laurels. But every so often it’s worth pausing to draw inspiration from triumphs past and to appreciate the people who made them happen.
In San Francisco CU biogeochemist Eve-Lyn Hinckley and a panel of alumni addressed a hot topic in parched California: Water.
Fifty years ago Naomi Cole (HomeEcon’65) was in the last wave of students in CU-Boulder’s home economics major. She studied textiles, nutrition, chemistry, interior design and money management.
Details, details, details. Our Forever Buffs share their accomplishments with us.
The annual CU campus calendar will feature the best photographs of campus and Boulder entered in our second annual photo contest. See the university and its surrounding mountain majesty from breathtaking new angles.
The Buffs have trained relentlessly all year for football season — give the team your support! This fall we’re holding official CU tailgate parties at Hawaii, Arizona State and UCLA, with appearances by Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano and athletic director Rick George prior to each game. We’ll also host other pregame festivities in every away-game city.
The wild and woolly adventures of our wide-ranging Forever Buffs.
CU-Boulder alums who made it in Hollywood
Our trips for 2015.
Trumpet your allegiance to the Buffs on Colorado’s highways and byways by requesting plates today at alumni.colorado.edu. Proceeds directly support CU scholarships.
Clark oldroyd (MEdu’75) figures he’s traveled more than 100,000 miles with hundreds of Roaming Buffaloes.
CU graduates from the Classes of 1965 and earlier are invited to a Golden Anniversary Club breakfast Friday, Oct. 16, at Boulder’s St. Julian Hotel and Spa. This is an annual tradition: Enjoy food, speakers, community and shared memories of CU. The event will occur during Back to Boulder Homecoming Weekend Oct. 15-17.
Robert Redford (A&S ex’58, HonDocHum’87), Glenn Miller (A&S ex’26, HonDocHum’84) and Matt Stone (Art, Math’93) have more than CU and entertainment in common — they’re all past winners of CU’s Notable Alumni Award.
The 67th annual Conference on World Affairs — five days of panel discussions, performances and lectures with 100 notable presenters from around the world — takes place April 6-10, 2015.
The CU Heritage Center has cleared space for a detailed LEGO model of campus replete with iconic campus buildings, the Flatirons and University Hill.
This 12-inch-by-12-inch calendar costs $15, plus shipping and handling.
They came from New York and Chicago, Houston and Denver, Washington state and the coast of Maine.
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Connect with alma mater and forever Buffs in hawaii, las vegas, back in boulder, around the nation.
The annual alumni association Awards Ceremony is one of CU-Boulder’s oldest and strongest traditions. Since the creation of the George Norlin Award in 1930, it has formally recognized some of the university’s finest alumni, students, faculty and staff.
Catch a glimpse of CU-Boulder every day. This year’s extended campus wall calendar runs from August 2014 through December 2015 and features stunning photography evoking the best of CU-Boulder’s campus and the natural splendor of Colorado.
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Miss walking across Varsity Lake, lounging on Norlin Quad or cheering at Folsom Field? Bring CU-Boulder to you! We have dozens of active alumni chapters worldwide, each offering the chance to meet and reminisce with other Forever Buffs and revel in an atmosphere of CU pride.
Stop dreaming about Boulder and start making plans to return to campus for Back to Boulder Homecoming Weekend, Oct. 23-26, 2014.
It was seven years after the end of World War II and U.S. troops still walked the streets of Japan when Akira Horie (MMktg’54) decided he wanted to study in America.
During Back to Boulder Homecoming Weekend, Oct. 24-27, more than 1,000 alums participated in everything from classes to our pregame parties.