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Among the victims of Monday's shooting incident was Teri Leiker, 51, a longtime King Soopers employee and a loyal CU Buffs supporter. , "The University of Colorado’s Golden Buffalo Marching Band gathers every Friday night before home football games to rally fan support in the heart of Boulder. Nobody loved the Pearl Street Stampede quite so much as Teri Leiker. 'She was there even before we started gathering, which is half-an-hour before the stampede started,' said CU Marching Band Director Matt Dockendorf. 'She was kind of a personal cheerleader for the band.'" Our hearts are with the families and friends of all the victims.

• Today, March 25, is a College of Music Wellness Day (no classes). 
• It's already been a tough year. Remember, Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS) are available for all CU students. Additionally, through CAPS, e-Let’s Talk allows you to connect with a counselor for free and offer confidential drop-in services, virtually. You can also sign up for a free virtual workshop to address issues related to grief, anxiety, self-care, relationships and more. 
• provides weekly programming and workshops for students to engage in self-care and stress management activities, learn about campus resources and build community.
• Traumatic event support, resources and community updates
• Ways to support yourself and each other through a traumatic experience
• The Office of Victim Assistance (OVA) provides free, confidential counseling, advocacy, referrals and more. 
• Class of 2021: On May 6, Dwinita “Nita” Mosby Tyler, founder of The Equity Project, LLC—a consulting firm supporting organizations and communities in building diversity, equity and inclusion strategies—will give the ���񱦵� livestreamed commencement address.

• Did you know? Based on more than 2,200 cases since August 2020, investigations conducted by campus case investigators have not identified a known case of COVID-19 transmission in a classroom or lab at CU. Stay informed about contact tracing, testing, vaccines and more through weekly updates from ���񱦵� Today. 
• Recitalists being evaluated may be unmasked during their final performances if required for approved pedagogical reasons. All other performers involved in in-person activities must wear a mask and (if applicable) use a bell cover. For more information, see our updated guidelines on the College of Music's COVID-19 info page. Note: At this time, vaccination status cannot be used to forego masking while on campus. 
• Visit the campus-wide COVID-19 page for updates on resources, preparedness and the campus operational status dashboard.
• Join the weekly campus Q&A with ���񱦵� leaders, Tuesdays at noon.
• Visit Protect Our Herd for information on how to protect yourself and others.
• Buff Info is the campus information center for topics related to ���񱦵�—from study space reservations to mental health resources, student health services and more.