ICSE-10 will be held at the University of Colorado’s University Memorial Center (UMC) in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Boulder is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, less than one-hour drive from Denver International Airport. The main conference events such as tutorials, oral presentations, and poster sessions will take place in the Glenn Miller Ballroom. A simultaneous industry exhibition will take place in the adjacent Aspen Rooms.
University Memorial Center
1669 Euclid Avenue (corner of Broadway and Euclid)
Boulder, CO 80309
Directions
From/To Denver International Airport
Boulder is located about 30 miles (48 kilometers) northwest of Denver. The closest international airport is Denver International Airport (DIA). A coach bus or car ride takes about 45 minutes.
- The RTD bus route AB1 picks up and drops off from the Denver Airport Transit Center (under the Westin Hotel, connected to the airport).
- Taxis or ride-share cars pick up and drop off at Jeppesen Terminal, Level 5.
From/To Hotels Downtown Boulder
The Hotels Embassy Suites Boulder and Hilton Garden Inn are both located in Downtown Boulder, approximately 1.5 miles (2.5 kilometers), i.e., a 30-40 min walk, away from the main Conference venue in the University Memorial Center.
RTD operates a bus “HOP Clockwise” from “Canyon Blvd & 28th St” in Downtown Boulder to “Broadway & Euclid Ave” at the UMC, as well as “HOP Counter Clockwise” in the opposite direction.
You may also consider renting a rideshare service, such as Taxi, Lyft, or Uber.
Alternatively, you may consider renting an e-bike via the Boulder BCycle app: Download the BCycle app and enter promo code “CUSR25” for one free Single Ride pass on June 8 or 9, 2025.
Or you may consider renting an e-scooter via the Lime app.
From/To Campus Lodging
Campus Lodging will be located in Williams Village North, approximately 1.3 miles (2 kilometers), i.e., a comfortable 30 min walk, away from the main Conference venue in the University Memorial Center.
RTD operates a bus “204” from “Moorhead Ave & S 36th St” near Williams Village North to “Broadway & Euclid Ave” at the UMC, and vice versa.
You may also consider renting a rideshare service, such as Taxi, Lyft, or Uber.
Alternatively, you may consider renting an e-bike via the Boulder BCycle app: Download the BCycle app and enter promo code “CUSR25” for one free Single Ride pass on June 8 or 9, 2025.
Or you may consider renting an e-scooter via the Lime app.
Parking
Parking permits are charged for the entire stay of the dates listed below. Unfortunately, attendees cannot pick other dates freely. Please find instructions for parking permits, including maps, in the linked pdf documents below.
Parking at Conference Venue near University Memorial Center
June 8-13: $30 for ICSE-10 Permit in Lot 205
Overnight Parking at Campus Lodging in Williams Village
June 8-13 (Conference Only): $30 for ICSE-10 Permit in Lot 622
June 6-15 (Extended Stay): $50 for ICSE-10 Permit in Lot 622
Wireless Internet (Wi-Fi) Access
UCB Guest wireless allows campus guests quick and easy access to the Internet.
Note: Whenever sensitive data is transmitted on wireless, a VPN should be used for secure data transmission.
To connect:
- Select “UCB Guest” as the wireless network SSID.
- Open a web browser and go to www.colorado.edu.
You will be automatically redirected to a registration page. - Review the Guest Wireless Policy and agree to the Terms and Conditions of Use.
You are now free to use UCB Guest wireless internet for basic activities.
Re-registration is required every 24 hours.
The eduroam service is an international secure federated access service, allowing for members of participating institutions to access a secure wireless network when on CU Boulder’s campus. Campus visitors from institutions participating in eduroam can simply select eduroam from their operating system Wi-Fi options and connect to eduroam using their institution’s credentials.
If you experience any issues with while visiting CU Boulder, please contact your home institution’s service desk.
Land Acknowledgment
The University of Colorado Boulder honors and recognizes the many contributions of Indigenous peoples in the State of Colorado. CU Boulder, founded the same year Colorado became a state in 1876, acknowledges that it is located on the traditional territories and ancestral homelands of the Cheyenne, Arapaho, Ute, and many other Native American nations. Their forced removal from these territories has caused devastating and lasting impacts. While the University of Colorado Boulder can never undo or rectify the devastation wrought on Indigenous peoples, we commit to improving and enhancing engagement with Indigenous peoples and issues locally and globally.
