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Would a room-sized, working model of the internet help you understand how it works? How might an event-specific social media platform work? Interested in gaming live with friends on your phone? Explore these student projects and more at the ATLAS Expo.

Several academic deadlines fall on May 5.

An Academic Review and Planning Advisory Committee task force will present recommendations on the university's Residential Academic Programs (RAPs) with opportunity for community feedback May 2 and 5. Click through to read more and find answers to frequently asked questions.

On May 3, LASP space physics research scientist Allison Jaynes will present early results from the NASA Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) Mission, launched in 2015 to study the little-understood phenomenon magnetic reconnection.

On May 1, University of Colorado and the city of Â鶹¹ÙÍø will celebrate one year of successful collaboration in sustainable design. Light food will be provided, and student designs for a local redevelopment project will be displayed.

Graduation day is closing in, and it’s time to celebrate! Grad Bash 2017 is set for Thursday, May 4, at the Koenig Alumni Center. Register today and get a free gift.

Tonight, a presentation and panel response titled "Agency in the Midst of Oppression: Jewish Doctors, Ghettos and Public Health" is being held in honor of the 70th anniversary of the Nuremberg doctors’ trial and national Week of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust.

Popular Sundance film "The Big Sick" won’t be released until June, but you can see an advanced screening Monday! Pick up your tickets in room 401 of the University Memorial Center.

What happens when we break down the barriers between differing perspectives? Master's student Monica Bolles explores in an immersive installation and performance, April 28 and 29.

On April 26, Caltech professor Jay Famiglietti will discuss the convergence of climate models and decades of satellite data that suggest an unfortunate reality: Earth's water cycle is changing.