Old-school academic building. No real amenities. No need to go here if you don't have a reason.
The Alliance for Technology, Learning and Society (ATLAS) at the University of Colorado at Boulder was established in 1997 as a campus-wide interdisciplinary initiative. ATLAS broadens the benefits of the networked information age by providing multidisciplinary curricular, research and outreach programs that integrate information and communication technology (ICT) with a wide variety of disciplines and people, both inside and outside the university. ATLAS also functions as an entrepreneurial catalyst at the intersections of all campus academic disciplines and ICT and as a campus and community resource in the area of educational technology. From humble beginnings, ATLAS has grown in reach and scope over the last decade. Today, ATLAS programs include a Technology, Media and Society Ph.D.; a Technology, Arts and Media undergraduate certificate; a Collaborative Arts, Media & Performance program; and outreach partnerships with K-12 schools. Two new graduate programs, in Information and Communication Technology for Development; and in Arts, Media and Entrepreneurship, are in development. ATLAS is also home to the headquarters of the National Center for Women and Information Technology, which works nationally to increase the representation of women in all aspects of information technology.