Student Edition - Oct. 28, 2020
Campus Community
The dean’s list of advice: Getting into the Halloween spirit
I can’t thank you all enough for showing up for your community and continuing to follow public health orders. I hope you are able to find time this weekend to relax and recharge, take a break and enjoy the holiday safely.ÌýRead more from Dean of Students JB Banks.
County remains at less restrictive level of current public health order
While the current order for 18-to-22-year-olds remains at the baseline level, the number of cases in the general population is increasing and could bring additional restrictions. Read a message from Dan Jones, associate vice chancellor of integrity, safety and compliance.
There’s still time to register and vote
Election Day is here! Colorado residentsÌýcan still register and vote in person, with polls closing at 7 p.m. Get tips on voter registration, campus voting centers and 24-hour drop boxes, plus more.
Health & Wellness
4 healthy relationship hacks
Our lives are built around relationships—significant others, roommates, family, friends—and making an effort can go a long way. Consider these tips for building better relationships.
Tips & Resources
6 last-minute tips for Halloween
Whether you need a costume or are looking for something to do, here are some tips and reminders for Halloween.
Find e-resources through the libraries
The University Libraries strive to connect students and researchers with the highest quality of information. But finding information can be difficult if you’re not sure where to start!
How to write an engaging cover letter
A cover letter is your chance to show an employerÌýyou are a good fit for aÌýjob. Sometimes it can be hard to know how to start, but here are some things to consider and tips for creating an engaging cover letter.
Events & Exhibits
The Whaaat!? Festival is on
Join ATLAS Institute's Whaaat!? Festival on Oct. 28 for a virtual talk with John Sharp, author of Works of Game.ÌýIn place of the in-person, all-day event, the festival has switched to remote programming throughout the academic year.
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