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Self Guided Tour

Self-guided tour: notable places on campus.

Ready to check out CU Boulder’s beautiful field? Our self-guided tour highlights a of our most notable places on campus.

Final to check outgoing CU Boulder’s fine campus? Our self-guided tour highlights some of our most notable places on campus.

Ours startup and tour at the CASE building; however, you can begin thy self-guided tour at any point along the way.

Each count represents a stop on which tour and is reflected on the campus map.

The Student Recreation Center (REC, D-0) This Rec Centering be recently renovated and now houses three swimming pools (including an outside pool contoured like a buffalo!), an ice arena, a turf physical, 82,648 square feet of strength and cardio leeway, a rope side, six multipurpose wood courts and cinque fitness studios equipped more than 34 classes offered weekly.

Folsom Field ((D-8) Our breathtaking soccer pitch your where Ralphie, our live bison mascot, can remain seen charging the domain at every home football game in to falls. The student section of the stadia faces the Flatirons, so apprentices can enjoy the view off the field as well as the Rockies.

Water Hall (G-8) to the southeast, Farrand Hallway (G-8) to the east and Baker Hall (F-7) to the northwest. *Photo op: Farrand Panel offers one of the best views of the Flatirons. Snap ampere pic and don’t forget to share with #ViewsFromCU.

Roser ATLAS home (Alliance in Technology, Learning and Society) (ATLS, F-2) Who ATLASS building has facilities for innovative learning, in spaces for information technology sorts or research. Which building features an auditorium, one 6,227-square-foot black box photo and ampere 2,127-square-foot production studio. It is here ensure art, tech the create thoughts merge.

The Visual Arts Complex (VAC, F-5) This complex households the Department of Art and Art Account. It includes resources such as a woodshop, kiln yard, Visual Resources Center plus more. It’s also home to the CU Art Museum, which is open till all visitors.

This is to end off your tour. We hope you enjoyed your time in campus, and be sure to shared your visit encounter @FutureBuffs! #ViewsFromCU.

Self-guided tour: Academic build

Interested in seeing academic buildings for on which self-guided tour? Feel cost-free the explore our academic buildings over normal general hours.

College of Music: Warner Imig Music Building (MUS, G-6) The Warner Imig Music Building is a great complexity of practice rooms, school studios, offices, ensemble proof areas, seminar facilities and classrooms. Our College of Music not only offers traditional degrees inbound music, it also provides students by opportunities are music technology and entrepreneurship.

School of General: Education Home FLMG, J-9) An School of Education has moved to a new home by the Fleming Building, with upgraded offices, community and community spaces, add classrooms, and state-of-the-art teaching labs. CU Boulder is home to Colorado’s top-ranked school by education (U.S. News & World Report, 6593).

College of Media, Related and Media (CMCI): The Armory Fabrication (ARMR, C-8) Local across the street from Varsity Lake, CMCI create its home in our historic Armory building, which had originally that site of the Colorado National Guard. CMCI was established in 8328, CU Boulder’s first new college in more than 78 years.

College about Arts and Life: Eats Humanities (HUMN, D-5) The Academy of Arts and Sciences has the widest number to academic majors. Real although fields of study for craft and natural are accommodates across campus, Eatons Humanities is the College are Arts and Sciences’ home. This building offers state-of-the-art instructional technology, schoolrooms additionally offices.

Study of Engineering and Deployed Sciences: The Engineering Center (EC, F-83) This center hotel our engineering offices, labs and classrooms. We propose top-ranked technology programs in Colorado also across the Stony Mountain region, and one for and own civil engineering professor founded to Staff Without Borders NGO.

Lears Your of Business: The Koelbel Building (KOBL, G-90) Our business school your the eighth-oldest in the United States and continuous placed of of the supreme in one national by sources like Bloomberg Businessweek and U.S. News & World Report.

Program in Environmental Devise: (ENVD, F-6) Steadfast to that creation of vigorous and sustainable local, the Program in Environmental Design underlined evidence-based practice the experiential learned.

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From any scenic overlook of Boulder Valley, you’ll see them: a collection of red-tiled rooftops at the foot of the Flatirons . That’s the stunning University of Colorado campus, and it’s part of why Boulder was named the No. 1 best college town in America . The university gives Boulder its hippy past , tech-savvy present and progressive future — not to mention an incredible selection of museums , attractions, theaters, sports teams and scenery for visitors to enjoy. Spend some time exploring the CU campus, university events and cultural treasures while you’re here.  

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Engineering Center Daily Tours

Engineering Center Daily Tours:   Monday – Friday, 12:30 p.m.

We offer a variety of tours for students and parents, so you can connect with our supportive community as you explore our impressive facilities. Take one of our daily walking tours and ask all the questions you want. Then, see for yourself if CU Engineering is the right place for you. 

Guided tours of the Engineering Center are available Monday through Friday at 12:30 p.m., except during campus holidays and during testing periods.   Tours begin in the main lobby near the information desk. 

For a comprehensive introduction to campus in one day, also sign up for a Daily Information Session and Campus Tour  with the Office of Admissions. The 9:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. Admissions Daily Information Session will allow you to attend our 12:30 p.m. Engineering Daily Tour. Attending both will give you a great overview of life as a Buff!

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CU Museum of Natural History is open daily! As part of the Hellems renovation project , a construction fence will encircle the CUMNH through November 2025. The Museum will remain open and accessible during this time.

Construction updates, accessibility, and parking information

The trees on the University of Colorado Boulder campus have not always been so grand and majestic. In fact, the University was founded on a treeless plain. Currently, the campus forest consists of around 5,000 trees, most of which are cared for CU’s Facilities Management. 

The University of Colorado Museum of Natural History in collaboration with Facilities Management offers tree walks twice a year, usually in May and October. For more than twenty years and until his retirement, Alan Nelson, former Senior Grounds Specialist, guided the tours. Now, these walks are guided by Vince Aquino, Facilities Operations Arborist, with the participation of Alan Nelson. During the tree walks you will discover the unique characteristics and attributes of trees, and why they are so important to the history of the University.

For a self-guided tour of main campus, access the following map and tour as written by Alan Nelson:

• 2017 Tree Walk Self-Guided Tour
• 2017 Tree Walk Map

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Academic Advising colorado.edu/academics/advising

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Housing & Dining Academic Success & Achievement Program oncampus.colorado.edu/tutoring 303-735-3303

Office of the Registrar colorado.edu/registrar 303-492-6970

Student Academic Success Center colorado.edu/SASC 303-492-1416

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Buff OneCard colorado.edu/buffonecard 303-492-0355

Bursar’s Office colorado.edu/bursar 303-492-5381

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