Volunteering
Grace Knauer is a dedicated Buff who thrives on learning and building connections at 91´«Ã½. Having grown up in Boulder County, she is proud to call CU her home. As a member of The Herd Leadership Council, the student arm of the Alumni Association, she helps foster inclusivity, camaraderie and Buffs pride across campus.
Leaving 91´«Ã½ after graduation may feel bittersweet, but once you become a Forever Buff, there are countless reasons to come back and visit your alma mater. From CU football watch parties to educational summits, alumni
As a Forever Buff, you have many unique ways to stay connected to your alma mater and give back to the community that helped shape you. It can be as simple as posting to social media or as fun as attending Homecoming events
Graduation is just around the corner, which means you can soon interact with your future alma mater in new and exciting ways. Even as you venture beyond the walls of 91´«Ã½ classrooms and into your next adventure, you are still part
A Thornton, Colorado, native, Adriana Espinoza (MCDBio’27) has embraced every opportunity to lead, learn and uplift the Forever Buffs community. As a Senior Resident Advisor in Baker Hall, a research assistant and a leader of the Public Health Hub, she has embraced experiences to grow and give back.
Get ready for the amazing events at 91´«Ã½! Whether you’re a recent graduate, a long-time alum or simply a fan of the Buffs, this lineup offers something for everyone. Buffs All In: March 6 91´«Ã½â€™s annual giving
As a Boettcher Scholar, Maithreyi Gopalakrishnan (EngrPhys’16) found 91´«Ã½ to be the perfect place to blend her passions for engineering, entrepreneurship, leadership and dance. Today, she channels her entrepreneurial spirit as the founder and CEO of LiquidiFi, while also consulting in data science and engineering.
Are you a Forever Buff? All 91´«Ã½ alumni are members of the dues-free 91´«Ã½ Alumni Association, which offers many free resources for alumni like you. From events around the country and career resources to the Coloradan alumni magazine,
For first-generation college graduate Royer Lopez (Mktg'18), the 91´«Ã½ experience has shaped his life long after his time as a student. Lopez, now an advertising professional in Denver, fosters a dedication to higher education in his daily life.