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Deborah Fowlkes, who grew up near campus, returns to her hometown as the Alumni Association’s executive director.

The CU Boulder Alumni Association announced 22 outstanding members of the university community who were recognized at a ceremony on campus Wednesday, May 5.

A column from President Bruce D. Benson.

More than 19,000 CU-Boulder alums donated to the university in the fiscal year ending June 30 — 8.8 percent more than the prior year and the most in the university’s history.

<p>Broaden your Buff network by posting your company’s job openings and internship opportunities in the Career Services job database and in the Alumni Association’s Forever Buffs Network, a social and professional networking site.</p>

<p>Chancellor Phil DiStefano's column from the summer 2009 issue. </p>

<p>Scores of CU community members gathered in Old Main on May 6 for the 79th Annual Alumni Awards Ceremony. Every year the Alumni Association gives out some of the university’s most prestigious awards.</p>

<p>When Bill Gates put up $125 million to fund his own philanthropic foundation in 2000, one of the first employees in the fledgling Seattle organization was Allan Golston, a health care executive working in nearby Olympia, Wash.</p>

<p>Students tend to think their college years are “crazy” and that the “real world” starts after graduation, but <strong>Erlinda Kiefel</strong> Stafford says the adventure continues long after you receive your diploma.</p>

A column by Paul Danish on CU's most infamous alum.