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Students: Register for this conference focusing on empowering leaders to rise above adversity, engage in social movements and lead others in positive social change.

Stanley McChrystal, a retired four-star general and former commander of the nation鈥檚 premier military counter-terrorism force, will share his battle-tested leadership views during an on-campus talk Feb. 28.

The College of Music presents Persevering Legacy, a student concert that elevates stories of historically marginalized, diverse female composers to align classical music with social activism.

The CU Symphony Orchestra is set to perform a diverse repertoire, including symphonies and large-scale orchestral works by major composers, at Macky Auditorium. Get tickets and plan to attend.

As part of a weekend honoring diverse women composers, join a full orchestration of 鈥淪even Miniatures for Piano鈥� comprising seven standalone pieces鈥攅ach revealing different facets of Florence Price鈥檚 creative personality.

An Earth Sciences and Map Library exhibit invites viewers to contemplate the evolving human relationship with the ice on our planet.

Join all of the CU Boulder choirs as they look toward and welcome the beginning of the spring thaw with the joyous sounds of voices raised together in song.

In the Difficult Dialogues series, the Center for Humanities & the Arts and the University Libraries will facilitate a discussion of what it means to make a mistake and then repair the harm that happens when we mess up with our friends, peers, co-workers, family or on social media.

Two leaders central to CU Boulder鈥檚 teaching mission say resources are available to support faculty who want to submit proposals for the CU Next Award. Learn more and plan to attend the kick-off event Jan. 28.

Hosted alongside the Rockies Venture Club, this is a free capstone event for seven teams that have worked to commercialize their ideas born out of the pandemic and find a viable market in which to grow, resulting in venture capital-ready companies.