This fall, join CU Boulder's dynamic faculty experts for free public lectures exploring a range of topics: Leonard Bernstein, the knowledge illusion, Roman concrete and CU rockets.
Leah Buechley, CU Boulder alumna and inventor of the influential Lilypad Arduino, will speak on campus Aug. 29 as part of the ATLAS Distinguished Speaker Series.
Part of the Colorado Law Talks series in Denver, Anna Spain Bradley on Sept. 12 will discuss recent challenges and threats to human rights, historical connections with America's civil rights movement and more.
Emmy Award-winner Ken Burns will share four decades worth of insights. Tickets go on sale Aug. 28 for the Macky Auditorium event, which is open to the public.
Find out about innovations that got accelerated this summer including a fencing system that sends mobile alerts to farmers when something is amiss and natural food products, like milk, made from sunflower seeds.
On June 26, hear from the author of an engaging new illustrated book tracing the history of humanity's relationship with Earth's dynamic climate system and wondrous weather.
Assistant Professor Jed Brubaker, Assistant Professor Patrick Ferrucci and researcher William Woodward are among the 14 speakers who will present at TEDxMileHigh on June 16 in Denver.
Have you already gone through SafeZone training? Wish to dig deeper into strategies for making student spaces safe, as well as best practices for facilitating discussions of identity?
If microbial life exists or ever existed on Mars or any other extraterrestrial body in our solar system, evidence would most likely be found in the subsurface. Learn more with LASP!
