You can learn about CU-Boulder and its community of scholars and learners through this site. It is part of the Association of American Universities and the only member in the Rocky Mountain Region. The school has four Nobel Laureates and 50 members of prestigious academic academies. The site is small and compact but carries all the information a student needs. The top of the site has a panoramic view of a building in Colorado with trees and mountains in the background which is very enticing.
The right side of the page has sites for Prospective Students, Parents and Family, Alumni and Friends, Community and K-12, CU Students and Faculty and Staff. Under that you will find CU: A-Z and a map along with a search box. The titles include About CU, Admissions, Academics, Research, Student Life, Athletics, News, Events and Visit CU. Then on the left in the middle of the page you will find the title CU-Boulder Home to Civically Engaged Students and a write up on students along with a link to other titles and pictures.
You will also see videos and podcasts along with information on CU-Boulder Volunteer Services and Programs. Some of these are the Puksta Scholars Program, Public Service Pledge Program and more. Under that you will find some contact information along with numbers. The front page contains info on the Homecoming Weekend and has a video photo slideshow. The bottom of the page has the features numbered 1-5 and each pertains to the school with interesting topics.