John Karr arrived in Boulder Thursday and stirred up a national media frenzy.
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Freshman move in was completed on Thursday, August 24, 2006. CP photographers were there to catch the action.
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Students may have extra-skinny wallets after buying textbooks, clickers and computer software for school, but that doesn’t mean they can’t get an affordable bite to eat once in a while.
For Hayden John-Williams, a sophomore philosophy and political science major, there’s always a place on the Hill to get a cheap sub.
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“Fine dining” and “college campus” are typically diametrically opposed statements.
But CU thankfully offers a variety of eats to suit even the pickiest of palettes. The dining halls are scattered across campus, with each offering its own specialty to set it apart from the pack.
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As a freshman everyone has a roommate. This person may be someone you love and have known your whole life or a psychotic stranger. Either way, both of you have to make the best of living together.
According to some Sewall resident assistants, frequent problems that come up with incoming freshman are things like not giving each other enough personal space, not being considerate of noise and light in the room, and being sensitive to sharing each other’s things.
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Looking around your old room and trying to decipher what to pack up and take to the dorms can be more than difficult. The process can be stressful, but this guide will explain all of the dos and don’ts to packing for the dorms. Advice from first-year freshman will help ease some of your anxiety.
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The mantra “there’s no place like Boulder” is frequently heard in this part of Colorado. Some of the best evidence for this claim lies in the events that are unique to Boulder County. Whether it be enjoying an Irish Car Bomb at Conor O’Neil’s on St. Patrick’s Day or running in the Bolder Boulder on Memorial Day, no tenure in Boulder is complete without experiencing all of the events below.
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Need a new outfit for the first day of classes? You don’t have to go far! Boulder has some of the best privately owned boutiques in Colorado and is also very selective about which name-brand stores are placed along its streets. From the Hill to Pearl St., you are bound to find what you are looking for, no matter what it may be.
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The Campus Press recently sat down with CU’s newly-appointed chancellor, George “Bud” Peterson. Here’s what he had to say about his new job, his goals and some of the most pressing issues on campus today.
CP: You formerly served as a research scientist for NASA.
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Making the transition from high school to college is often accompanied by the dreaded Freshman 15. Many high school athletes stop participating in sports once they get to college, drinks like soda and beer pack in tons of extra calories and mom is not there saying “eat your vegetables.