Join collaborative breakout sessions, listen in on informative panels and celebrate this year's sustainability award winners at the 25th annual Campus Sustainability Summit. Anyone is welcome to attend portions of interest, and pre-registration is not required.
Archaeology helps us understand the lives led by everyone, not just the elite, male, adult or freeborn, says Elspeth Dusinberre, who will deliver the Distinguished Research Lecture May 1.
As part of the ongoing celebration of the bicentennial of Frankenstein, two female authors will discuss the unique challenges of being a woman in the male-dominated genres of science fiction and fantasy.
Get involved with a 5K race that helps fund free counseling on campus, TEDxCU: Game Changer, Earth Day tree planting, Astronomy Day at Fiske Planetarium, an evening of Cuban music and more.
Hungry? Join in celebrating one of CU's favorite traditions: Late Night Breakfast. Relax, take a break or reenergize yourself from hectic finals week with free activities and breakfast food at the UMC.
From Nutrition for Stress Management to 5 Choices of Extraordinary Productivity, a number of learning opportunities for employees to take advantage of will be provided in May.
This Saturday, join the Museum of Natural History for this month's Family Day, focused on nature's aviators. Then stop by Fiske Planetarium for Astronomy Day activities. See what's in store!
This week brings to campus a visit by Hasan Minhaj, a Career Services pit stop, an Education Abroad panel, an Earth Day celebration, a chance to enter a raffle for a weekend Europe trip and more.
What's going on this week for faculty and staff? Opportunities to turn in your outreach award proposal, join a bone marrow registry, attend the next update session on the Diversity, Inclusion and Academic Excellence Plan and more.
Holocaust remembrance events taking place this week on campus and at Hillel of Colorado will include a keynote lecture on "Hitler's Furies," a film screening and more.
