In the Spotlight

Students are invited to submit a 500-word essay with their reflections and impressions after having viewed the Waging Peace Exhibit. The student with the winning essay, as selected by the guest judge, will receive an award of $500. Nick Ut, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of the “Napalm Girl” image, will serve...

Tuesday, November 14 at 6:15pm Humanities 135 Martin Kern, “The Voice of the Historian in Early China” This lecture focuses on the “Grand Lord Archivist says” 太史公曰 statements throughout the Shiji . It examines in detail the highly formulaic and rhetorical nature of their composition and proposes that these statements...

To celebrate International Education Week (November 13-17), StudyColorado is hosting a photo/video contest. We encourage international students to submit a picture or short video (30 seconds or less) of themselves at a favorite spot on campus or in Colorado. Enter the StudyColorado photo contest for a chance to win prizes!...

Waging Peace in Vietnam Exhibit and Events Panel Discussion on the Legacies of War November 6, 5:00-7:00PM Humanities 250 or register for webcast her e War does not end when the last shots are fired. The Vietnamese population, as well as American soldiers and their families, continue to this day...

The Waging Peace in Vietnam series of events was featured on KDVR last night honiring Veterans Day Find the feature here.

Read an article published by the CU libraries about this series here. October 30, 5:00-7:00PM, British and Irish Studies Room, Norlin Library, Opening Reception Introduction to an exhibit that depicts the important, but largely unknown, role of U.S. active duty military and returning veterans in opposing the war in Vietnam...

An article from the Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine: At a panel discussion Wednesday, CU Boulder experts on the modern Middle East noted that the current war differs from previous conflicts Though conflict between Israel and the militant group Hamas has simmered and flared for decades, the war initiated Saturday...

CAS invites you to two events this week: Fallout: Asian networks of nuclearity Friday, October 27, 2023, coffee at 10am, panels begin at 10:30am Flatirons Room, Center for Community (C4C) with Keynote by Shiloh Krupar (Georgetown University) at 3:30pm in Guggenheim room 205 co-sponsored by the Department of Geography and...

ASIA 1000 Origins of Contemporary Southeast Asia T/Th 2pm-3:15pm Explores the dynamic present of Southeast Asia in light of its complex past. Introduces the shared historical experiences that have shaped diverse Southeast Asian societies, with a focus on the continuing effects of colonialism, nationalism, and globalization in the region. Examines...

An online beginning Tibetan language course offered at CU Boulder allows learners worldwide to access contemporary resources for a less-frequently taught language A new University of Colorado Boulder online language class is aiming to preserve an endangered language and create access to an important aspect of culture and identity. Beginning...