Graduate Student Edition - Feb. 15, 2023
Campus Community
Expressing our condolences to the Michigan State community; emphasizing resources, preparedness
We stand by the MSU community, offering our deepest sympathies and support. We’re also reminding the CU Boulder community of ongoing resources and emergency readiness on our own campus. Read more from Chief of Police Doreen Jokerst.
Dialogue series highlights new ways of diagnosing, treating mental illness
Coloradan Conversations, a uniquely CU Boulder event, returned in 2023 with a focus on the mental health crisis among young adults. Read more and watch the presentation recordings.
4 ways to fight inflation at the grocery store
Feeling the squeeze of inflation at the grocery store? Check out these budget-friendly tips from the registered dietitian nutritionists at Wardenburg Health Center.
Just For Grad Students
Grad students: Test out jobs with this simulation platform
Ever wondered what it would be like to work for a leading company?Or wanted to try out a job function likeconsulting beforecommitting to an internship or job? The Forage offers bite-sizedjob simulations where you can mirror real work and real positions at some of the most innovativecompanies around.
Research in Your Backyard
What caused the tragic earthquake in Turkey and Syria, and is California next?
A geologist and an engineer discuss what made the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria so devastating, how the region shares similar geology with California and how lessons learned can help the world prepare for the next big one.
Events & Exhibits
Enjoy a performance by the Nashville African American Wind Symphony Feb. 19
At Macky Auditorium, join the NAACP of Boulder County as it presents the Nashville African American Wind Symphony, which will perform classical music highlighting American folklore influenced by African American culture. The concert is free and open to the public.
On new public access guidelines, find help and provide input Feb. 17, March 9
The University Libraries, Boulder Faculty Assembly and Research & Innovation Office are partnering to help researchers comply with public access policies in development by federal granting agencies—to be rolled out over the next couple years. Attend a listening session.