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In the case of campus emergencies, this website will be updated with community information as soon as it is available, usually within 15 - 20 minutes of the first text message alert. The University of Colorado Boulder is committed to providing timely warnings and/or emergency notifications for situations that represent a serious or continuing threat to the campus community.
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- CU Boulder students, you are automatically registered using your @colorado.edu email address. We ask that you add a mobile number during course registration periods and update as needed in Buff Portal. Instructions on how to do so can be found here.
- 小飞机加速器叫什么, you are automatically registered using your @colorado.edu email address. Manage your mobile alerts number, and update as needed in your MyCUInfo portal. Instructions on how to do so can be found here.
- CU Boulder partners with @cu.edu, @cufund.org, @cusys.edu, @ucdenver.edu, or @cuanschutz.edu email domains must still register and maintain their information at www.getrave.com/login/cuboulder
- Affiliates who are not a student, faculty or staff and do not have one of the emails domains listed above can opt-in to CU Boulder Alerts to receive text alerts by texting “cuaffiliate” to 81437.
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- On your cellular phone—Watch for text alerts in the case of a campus closure or if there is a threat to personal safety.
- On your mobile device—Receive push notifications on your mobile device and/or tablet with Alertus Recipient App
- On your computer—Watch for alert pop-ups on your computer for information regarding campus safety - download here.
- On the web—Visit www.colorado.edu for detailed campus closure and emergency information and updates.
- On the phone—Call the campus info line at 303-492-INFO (4636) for recorded information and updates relating to campus alerts.
- By email—Check your official university email after an emergency for support and resource information.
- On social media—Like CU Boulder on Facebook and follow @cuboulder and @cuboulderalerts on Twitter.
