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Come have fun, play pétanque, and enjoy some snacks in Norlin Quad!
Sept. 17, 5PM, Norlin quad

If you are a graduate student or faculty member in FRIT, CLAS, ALC, RLST, GSSL, and SPAN and PORT, please join us at our Coffee & Cohorts & Community events in HUMN 350 on the following dates (bagels and coffee/tea will be provided)
8:30-9:30AM
9/10, 9/21, 10/1, 10/12, 10/29, 11/9

Check out this article on Native art at the Museum of Boulder. Professor Michela Ardizzoni's FREN 1350 students worked directly with local Native American artists, the TREC reports, and with the museum to co-curate the exhibit.

The Italian Theatre class presents: A play in the Commedia dell'Arte style - É sempre Pulcinella!

Check out this exhibit at the Museum of Boulder that CU undergraduate students from FREN/ITAL 1350 co-curated, highlighting key findings from the Truth, Restoration, and Education Commission (TREC) Reports, paired with artwork by Native artists addressing the personal experience of these histories.

Jean De Servien-Kenwood will honor his late wife’s wish when he earns his PhD in French this spring. Read Jean's story.

Come learn about Galileo's humanistic writings and see his discoveries displayed in the night sky.

Come learn about Galileo's humanistic writings and see his discoveries displayed in the night sky.

Join us for a showcase of public humanities projects that connect scholarship with public audiences. All are welcome.

Andrew Curran—writer and Enlightenment specialist—will be speaking about this new book, a group biography that chronicles the history of race from Louis XIV to Thomas Jefferson.