Five hundred free tickets are available for community, students, staff and faculty via lottery for the Conference on World Affairs student keynote with U.S. Olympian and author Aly Raisman.
The Leeds School of Business is actively recruiting professionals from the local community to participate in sessions with students at the third annual BASE Professionalism Summit on April 13.
As part of a grant to improve paper reduction on campus, the Environmental Center is soliciting a survey to help gauge current printing and paper use practices. Submit by March 31.
Both lanes of Euclid Avenue and the adjacent sidewalks will be closed Friday, March 30, and Saturday, March 31, to accommodate crane work at the CASE construction site.
Do you know someone who is an advocate for women? Or a department that continually works to improve the campus climate? Nominations are currently being accepted.
The STROBE director, JILA fellow and physics distinguished professor was honored for contributions in her field, as well as her role in supporting and engaging with the research ecosystem in Ireland.
The CCORE Diversity Service Recognition Awards recognize students, staff, faculty and departments who have successfully worked to promote the principles of inclusive excellence.
Sarah Krakoff, a law professor known for her work centered on indigenous communities and public lands, has been tapped for the most distinguished honor a faculty member can receive from CU Boulder.
Do you know an Arts and Sciences faculty member who has demonstrated commitment and leadership in advancing teaching and learning through technology? Nominate that person for the ASSETT award.
CU organizations will hold two events tomorrow evening, BuffsUnited: Interwoven Intersectionalities, and a talk by Ann Coulter. Here's what the campus community needs to know before attending.
