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Imposter syndrome can make you feel like you don’t belong, even when your achievements say otherwise. Learn why self-doubt shows up and how to build confidence and own your success.
Is it ever too late to go back to school? Graduate Writing Consultant Dayna Schaef shares her journey after years away and reflects on the challenges and rewards of returning as a student later in life.
The Experiential Learning Center explains how internships provide CU Denver students with real-world experience and boost their chances of landing a job after graduation in a competitive market.
Crisis Clinician Fellow Michael Casimiro combines personal experience and research to uncover the unexpected ways gaming can inspire growth, spark creativity, and build connection.
Want to stand out to employers? Director of Student Transitions Emilie Waggoner shares how she landed a job just weeks after graduation and offers practical strategies to help you do the same.
Discover how CU Denver students build connection and support their well-being in unexpected ways. From everyday campus spaces to simple tools, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved.
One small step can lead to big opportunities. Discover how EURēCA! scholar Grace Spillers turned a simple email into a research journey that took her from the lab to national presentations.
Mental health terms are everywhere online, but are we using them correctly? Clinical Counselor Heather Hurd breaks down how pop psychology can help and mislead when it comes to mental health.
Dreading your gen eds? You might be surprised where they lead. First-Year Experiences Graduate Assistant Willa Polman shares four lessons to help you make the most of your core classes.
For most CU Denver students, commuting is part of the daily grind. Writing Lab Graduate Assistant Consultant Kaylee Gonzalez argues that public transit might actually make student life easier.
Student Transitions Director Emilie Waggoner shares how staying curious and reframing challenges can build confidence and open new opportunities during your college journey.
Anxiety is a natural stress response that can worsen when we avoid fears. The Counseling Center explains how gradually facing them can retrain the brain to help reduce anxiety and support healthier coping.
The Spring 2026 Internship & Job Fair is Wednesday, Feb. 18! Learn which employers will attend and how to make a strong impression so you can arrive confident and ready to make the most of the event.
A new semester can be the fresh start you need to boost success. Through reflection, planning, and support from the Learning Resources Center, students can build strategies that actually work.
Enjoy free breakfast while exploring global study options and real career benefits with study abroad experts. Learn how programs can fit your goals, budget, and timeline, and start planning your global experience.
We’re more connected than ever, yet hours of scrolling can leave our brains foggy and anxious. Brain rot is real and it’s shaping how we think and connect. Here’s how to recognize it.
The Learning Resource Center’s first Trivia Night kicked off with laughs and spirited competition. Students showed up and showed out to make the night unforgettable. Missed it? More fun is on the way this spring!
Peer Advocate Leaders (PALs) help students feel supported as they navigate college. Whether you’re seeking guidance or want to become a mentor, PALs empower you to grow and lead on campus.
With guidance from the Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (URCA), CU Denver students can gain hands-on experience, present at conferences, and build confidence.
College can be overwhelming, and students may struggle with intense emotions. CU Denver Crisis Counselor Amber Johnston explains why self-injury happens and how to heal and find support.