Do you ever feel like you're always doing more, yet still falling short? Clinical Counselor and Multicultural Specialist Avary Lin-Ye explores the cycle of self-doubt and perfectionism, and offers practical advice to help you reconnect with yourself.
Who needs lifelong friendships and great opportunities? CU Denver's Director of Student Transitions shares tips for having a bad time in college—and how not following them changed her student journey.
Discover how a global education can boost your confidence, build your career, and broaden your perspective at the Fall 2025 Study Abroad Fair on Sept. 9. Come get a free burrito and find your perfect program!
Learn how college students can manage stress and build resilience by focusing on what they can control, such as mindset, time management, and self-care, while letting go of what is beyond their influence.
Discover how neurodivergent students thrive in college through self-awareness, strategies, and support. Get tips for managing ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent experiences in higher ed.
Feeling drained and unmotivated? The Student and Community Counseling Center has a quick guide to help you spot burnout early and offers simple ways to reset, recharge, and get your motivation back.
Thinking about taking the summer off from classes? It might be just what you need! Whether you’re resting, traveling, or just catching your breath, Student Transitions has some tips for a powerful reset.
Planning for grad school? Starting early is crucial to success! Graduate Student Advisor Andre Gonzalez provides key tips for researching programs, securing recommendations, and perfecting your application.
Cover letters and personal statements are key for applications can be tough to write, but hold off on giving an AI tool your resume! The CU Denver Writing Center explains why AI might not be helpful and offers up solutions.
Loneliness in college is a very real and valid struggle. The CU Denver Student and Community Counseling Center identifies what might cause college loneliness and how students can combat it.
Spring semester can be challenging—it's a great time to set goals and stay motivated. First-Year Experiences offers tips like embracing a growth mindset and setting SMART goals to help you stay on track and finish the semester strong.
The Research and Creative Activities Symposium (RaCAS) is a great way for students to showcase their work and gain presenting experience. Grad Assistant Jessica Valdez shares advice from student presenters ahead of the big event.
Understanding how AI works helps us use it wisely and stay in control. The Learning Resources Center discuses the two approaches to AI development: open-source and closed-source.
It's easy to feel overwhelmed as a college student, but the Counseling Center has an exercise to help! Dr. Matt Heermann explains how mindfulness helps reduce stress and improves mental health by focusing on the present without judgment.
We are all constantly looking to find ways to more effectively manage our time. The busiest students have found success through time blocking. Don't believe us? Just ask Student Transitions director and doctoral student Emilie Waggoner!
The Spring 2025 Internship & Job Fair is February 19th! LynxConnect's Communications and Events Coordinator Dani Urbina shares a list of career events leading up to the fair. Come prepared to land your next job or internship!
Your answer to "What is GenAI?" can affect your use of these tools. The Learning Resources Center is here to help students learn about generative artificial intelligence, enhance their AI literacy, and know how to use AI tools effectively.
Adventure awaits and it starts at the Spring Study Abroad Fair! Global Education explains how you can come prepared to the fair and highlights worldwide study opportunities available to CU Denver students.
PAL is hiring! Join the Peer Advocate Leader (PAL) program to grow your leadership skills and provide mentorship and support to first-year students in their first semester at CU Denver.
Loss comes in different forms. Sometimes the grief that follows gets brushed off, but it is still grief nonetheless. The Counseling Center's Clinical Counselor Heather Hurd explains disenfranchised loss and offers ways to process losing a pet.