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The exhibit will showcase approximately 30 photographs of Daniel Miller’s from over four decades of photographing Tibetan pastoralists across the Tibetan Plateau and Himalayas. Attend the opening reception to hear from the artist on Wednesday, April 13, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in CBIS.

The event will also observe the 50th anniversary of CU Boulder’s Department of Religious Studies and its founder, Robert Lester.

This list contains read, watch and listen recommendations from the University Libraries.

Whether you’re looking for reliable sources to keep up with the developing situation overseas or are interested in exploring specific subject ties affiliated with the conflict, the University Libraries can point you towards accurate information that has been vetted by trained librarians.

Both CU Boulder associate professors are recognized for incorporating open educational resources into their teachings.

Learn more about the Digital Humanities Graduate Certificate program from certificate earners and CRDDS faculty.

Through this partnership, the Libraries expect to add approximately 125 titles from diverse authors, writers and artists to its collections.

The Assistant/Associate Dean for Organizational Development and Inclusive Practice will provide a vision and dynamic leadership for the management, coordination and assessment of equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives to advance the university mission and goals.

Student scholarship impacts the conversation around Black history. Add some of their contributions to your reading list.

The exhibit invites viewers to contemplate the evolving human relationship with the ice on our planet.