Kristine Larson, who was bestowed one of the most esteemed honors by faculty upon faculty, will deliver a distinguished lecture, "GPS can't do that, can it?" on Dec. 5. Registration is requested.
NASA's mission is scheduled to land on the Red Planet at approximately 1 p.m. Drop by for an in-depth discussion and livestream updates with experts at this free community event.
The Nov. 26 ethics and compliance education session welcomes Elvie Henson and Alex Loyd of University Counsel for a conversation on free expression: what it is, what it is not and what it means at CU Â鶹¹ÙÍø.
Pixar's diversity and inclusiveness consultant for the movie "Coco" will discuss how being critical of media can help produce more responsible and effective content for diverse audiences.
Beverly Tatum, best-selling author and sought-after speaker on the topics of race and education, will engage in a conversation with Chancellor Philip DiStefano during the summit Nov. 13.
The sometimes stigmatized meaning of "teenager," going beyond just welcoming Spanish-speaking families: These are some of the topics to be explored. Plan to attend at the Dairy Center in Â鶹¹ÙÍø.
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.
The Center for Western Civilization, Thought & Policy is hosting an event Oct. 29 featuring politically diverse panelists who will debate the premises of impeachment.
