On Dec. 12, bring your favorite preschooler to the Museum of Natural History for a free program to examine museum specimens, make crafts, hear a story and make new friends!
Looking for fun? Head over to The Connection, ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ's only bowling alley, also offering billiards and other games and events, before it closes for winter break Dec. 22–Jan. 1.
This weekend brings CU on Friday, "The Happytime Murders" screening, silent disco on ice, a chance to apply for the Eco-Social Justice Leadership Program, men's and women's basketball games and more.
A variety of training sessions coming up will cover everything from how to get started with Canvas to how to calculate grades and integrate tools such as PlayPosit, Turnitin and VoiceThread.
The expo features student engineering projects from 667 students across 154 teams, the culmination of the First-Year Engineering Projects and Invention and Innovation courses.
Free and open to the public, the fall 2018 dance concert will include a potential mix of hip-hop, aerial, fusion forms and improvisation crafted by undergraduate and graduate students.
Campus and community members are invited to a special screening Dec. 7 of six short video stories highlighting the exhibits, research and collections of the CU Museum of Natural History.
Brighten the season with a show exploring why humans are so fascinated with lighting up winter and the holidays, presented at Fiske Planetarium through December.
