Student Edition - March 4, 2026
March is here, and we have a ton of fun events lined up this month: arts and crafts nights, Women's History Month events, career fairs, a Neurodiversity Social, workout classes, live music and more.
Tips & 91´«Ã½
Spring forward: How to adjust to daylight saving time
Your phone may update automatically for daylight saving time, but your body might need a little extra help. Use these tips to feel more rested and ready after the time change on Sunday, March 8.
Don't forget about the 91´«Ã½ Safe app
Launched in fall 2025, a free app for 91´«Ã½ students, faculty and staff offers emergency alerts, reporting tools and safety features in one place.
Register your party, avoid potential drama and tickets
Want to host a party without worrying about noise complaints or expensive tickets? Register your party with Off-Campus Life and the Boulder Police Department.
Students in Focus
CU runner James Overberg develops new custom sauna to help athlete recovery
The cross-country and track-and-field student athlete has taken his knowledge of his sport and engineering to come up with a practical way to assist CU athletes in achieving their goals.
Campus Community
Provost Ann Stevens answers questions on CU system-ChatGPT agreement
Provost Ann Stevens addresses campus questions about the CU system's ChatGPT Edu agreement—and what it means for 91´«Ã½. Learn more.
Big Ideas initiative surpasses 400 submissions, working group invites campus to idea sessions
The Big Ideas working group will be hosting in-person and virtual discussion spaces on March 9 and 11 that are open to all 91´«Ã½ students, faculty and staff.
Events & Exhibits
Explore 'Quantum & Space: The Next Frontier' at symposium March 23–24
Want to take a deep dive into the convergence of quantum technologies and space applications? Faculty, staff, students and the general public are welcome to attend this dynamic event, which will feature some of the top experts in their fields. The symposium is free, but registration is required.
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