The University of Colorado at Boulder offers many resources to the GLBT community.

A good starting point would be the GLBT Resource Center , which is located in Willard Hall on campus. The Web site highlights many on-campus and off-campus resources.

There are several gender neutral restrooms on campus, and the Web site also points to a few in Boulder.

"Most of the residence halls have a 'guest bathroom' toward the front of the hall," says CU Boulder's GLBT Resource Center Web site.

There are also many student run groups that offer GLBT resources to the campus community.

Gather, or GLBTQAs Advancing Toward Harmony and Equal Right, holds study sessions and movie nights on campus. Their Web site has a calendar of upcoming events.

Delta Lambda Phi, a national fraternity for gay, bisexual and progressive gentlemen, has a chapter on the CU Boulder campus.

The CU Gay-Straight Alliance is also another student group on campus. The Alliance's goal is to fight homophobia and transphobia. The group hosts many events in the Boulder community to advocate gay rights.

Community Health offers lots of resources, they are in UMC 411!

Definitely GLBT is a huge resource for this, located on the second floor of Willard Hall. 

I think that Willard has special bathrooms

in hallett hall they have those kinds of bathrooms and glbt student resources as well

The GLBT resource center http://www.colorado.edu/glbtrc/ is a great source. The first floor of Hallet is also dedicated for GLBT students

The GLBT center is the best place to go. Try Wardenburg for more help too