Programs & Events
The Dennis Small Cultural Center offers a wide variety of opportunities for all students to get involved, meet new friends, discover and develop new interests, and increase understanding in a welcoming environment. Join us during our Coffee Hour on Tuesday mornings, 9-11am - with free coffee, magazines and newspapers in a friendly, comfortable setting.
Our mission is to be a credible resource for current and emerging leaders on the CU-Boulder campus. We foster a culture of accountability, leadership, and responsibility by inspiring diverse students to develop and enhance their leadership abilities.
The CUSG Cultural Events Board (CEB) is dedicated to furthering cultural understanding at CU Boulder. CEB invites influential figures like Spike Lee, Margaret Cho, and Kofi Annan to speak on campus. It supplies funding for numerous student group activities. UMC 319, 303.492.3227, ceb@colorado.edu
The Dennis Small Cultural Center is located in the University Memorial Center room 457, and is dedicated to on-campus underrepresented communities. The center is named after Dennis Small, a unique individual who was the University's original Ombudsman and champion of diversity on campus.
The Distinguished Speakers Board cost center enlightens, inspires, and educates the student body by bringing high-caliber speakers to campus. UMC 327, 303.735.6653
The Greek system at the University of Colorado at Boulder has a rich history. One hundred years and thousands of members later, the Greek community continues to provide students with opportunities to develop leadership skills, to participate in community service, to enrich their academic experience, and to make life-long friendships.
Shake off those finals week blues with a free breakfast in the UMC. Breakfast is served at 11:59 pm every Fall and Spring semester on the Monday of finals week. A variety of entertainment is provided including live music, chair massages, and free pool and bowling in the Connection.
Whether it is hosting a Dave Matthews concert at Folsom Field, a more intimate show at Club 156, or a free movie in CHEM 140, Program Council has been responsible for providing live entertainment for CU students for over 50 years. UMC room 401, 303.492.7704
The Senior Class Council seeks to enhance and improve the overall experience of the CU senior class through a variety of social, service, and educational opportunities. The purpose of the organization is to inform, involve, and unify the senior class. Senior Class Council works to leave a valuable mark on campus with an annual senior gift.
The Student Involvement, Activities & Leadership Development Office sponsors a variety of live performances and events in the UMC during the day.
The Student Involvement Fair is the perfect way to find out about all the different student organizations and involvement opportunities on campus. Once you find your fit... it is a snap to get involved!
Take a break during your week to simply relax, hang out, loosen up, lounge a bit and enjoy some free entertainment! Our events are listed on our homepage. 1st floor of your UMC in the dining rooms -hope to see you there!
If you're a new CU student, then come check out the biggest and freest party in Boulder the weekend before classes start. At the welcome party, you can get into everything from video games, poker, and bowling to karaoke, live bands, giveaways, prizes, and food.
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