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Former solicitor of the U.S. Department of the Interior John Leshy will deliver the Ruth Wright Distinguished Lecture, "Public Land Policy After the Trump Administration: Is This a Turning Point?"

Staff Council and administrators from CU’s Office of Contracts and Grants invite you to a brief discussion and Q&A about how OCG has implemented flexible work arrangements for employees.

Join us this spring for free lectures on cannabis research, the Parker Solar Probe mission, British history and Latin inscriptions, and more. This series starts Feb. 15 and features some of CU Boulder's most dynamic faculty.

A new show by Laura Ann Samuelson opening in the ATLAS Black Box on Friday, Jan. 24, will be the first performance in the space since a September 2018 flood.

Are you interested in sustainability? Are you concerned about our climate but not sure what to do? Attend the Student Forum for Climate Justice on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 at the University Memorial Center.

Is your New Year's resolution to volunteer and help others in your community? Then here's the perfect volunteer activity for you! Staff Council invites all campus community members to participate in the upcoming February blood drives.

Faculty and staff are invited to find out about the Community Foundation's latest Boulder County TRENDS Report through an interactive discussion hosted by the Outreach and Engagement Professionals Network, Career Services and the Volunteer Resource Center.

The Colorado men's basketball team plays two games this week while the tennis and lacrosse teams get ready to kick off their 2020 seasons.

The College of Music is thrilled to celebrate its centennial with a beautifully planned series of concerts, presentations and more. The yearlong celebration will kick off with a special concert, The Future of Music, a Century in the Making, on Jan. 21.

Looking for a fun way to follow through on your New Year’s resolution to exercise? Demo Weeks offer a variety of free martial arts and dance classes Jan. 21–24.