This week brings a panel discussion on impeachment, Global Seminar info sessions, a blood drive, the housing fair, Activate: Burritos & Ballots, a paint-by-numbers event, Day of the Dead celebration and more.
Why do people think they know more than they really do? In this free lecture Nov. 3, Philip Fernbach will explore the nature of knowledge and how much of what we know or think we know is an illusion.
Capturing the passion and history embedded in local conversations about public lands, the Center of the American West presents a book release event Nov. 8.
This weekend brings tryouts for CU's Bollywood a cappella group; the Homecoming parade, pep rally and football game; a pumpkin patch field trip; volleyball and soccer games; "West Side Story" and more.
Join hundreds of other CU students and fellow Buffs as we tailgate and celebrate before the Homecoming game. In addition to free food, drinks, music and games, there will be hourly giveaways.
In an effort to encourage reflection, unity and harmony in bringing communities together to raise awareness about Sikhs, all are invited to join a Sikh Langar at CU Â鶹¹ÙÍø on Oct. 29.
The Center for Western Civilization, Thought & Policy is hosting an event Oct. 29 featuring politically diverse panelists who will debate the premises of impeachment.
Retirement Ready helps faculty and staff within five years of retiring create a strategy for a secure retirement. Employee Services, TIAA, PERA, Medicare and Social Security will present talks at CU Â鶹¹ÙÍø on Nov. 5.
