Chancellor Phil DiStefano will discuss higher education's challenges and opportunities, followed by a panel discussion about Academic Futures. Submit your questions to the panel by noon Thursday.
The comedian, actor, writer and "The Daily Show" senior correspondent will speak at Macky Auditorium on Thursday, April 19, hosted by the student-run Cultural Events Board. Tickets go on sale April 10.
This week brings St. Patrick's Day events, a hackathon to help prototype student apps, a class on rolling sushi, the Pop-Up Food Pantry, free ice skating and games at The Rec and more.
This undergraduate creative nonfiction journal published at CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ celebrates all forms of creative nonfiction: new voices in memoir and personal essay, new journalism, portraiture and more.
What's going on this week for faculty and staff? The deadline to RSVP for Proposal Budgeting 101, a talk by a Penn State compliance officer, a celebration of life for an alumnus—the first African American to graduate with a doctorate from Applied Mathematics—and more.
Join visiting scholar Aviva Ben-Ur for a lecture on Suriname, a Dutch colony established on the South American mainland in the 1660s that was among the largest slave societies in the hemisphere.
All are welcome to join the conversation March 13 with Dana Bielinski from Athletic Services, addressing nutrition as it pertains to an active lifestyle and performance in life.
Are you a coder, designer, entrepreneur, or just curious about how design and technology can make life easier for students? Share and develop your ideas at Incuvate CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ March 17–18.
Concrete poetry is meant to be read like literature, viewed like a work of art and sometimes is a way to pose political questions. Learn more at this distinguished lecture March 13.
Join CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ's Persian Student Association for this ancient holiday. The event will feature Arpege, K-von, DJ Taba and traditional performances. Seating is limited, so get your tickets!
