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It is high time to celebrate the achievements of somebody close to you. There are dozens of ceremonies held on campus between Friday, May 12 and Saturday, May13, six of which happen at Macky. Here is some information you may find useful when visiting our venue: Schedule Integrative Physiology Friday,... Read more »

The “ music+ ” campaign is tied to a dynamic new outlook for music at CU Boulder called “ The College of Music Advantage .” The wide-reaching, 10-year strategic plan was set in motion by the priorities of students, faculty, staff and other members of the college community. It emphasizes... Read more »

BMoCA at Macky Mark Bueno: Ghost Lights January 17 – March 24, 2017 BMoCA at MACKY, an exciting collaboration between Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art and Macky Auditorium, is located in the Gallery of the hall at the University of Colorado Boulder. This series of exhibitions is curated by BMoCA... Read more »

The thunder of Taiko is pure. It cleanses both the senses and the surroundings. As with most drumming traditions with origins in ancient societies, Taiko celebrates almost all aspects of life from birth to death. Taiko drums roused the troops, intimidated the enemy on battlefields, and were paraded through village... Read more »

Note: This article refers to a past event. The Distinguished Speakers Board welcomes actor and activist George Takei to CU Boulder on Wednesday, October 26 at 7:30 p.m. Takei’s return to fame in recent times can be attributed to his involvement in social media. With a Facebook page with over... Read more »

This month, the University of Colorado Boulder plays host to the earliest complete published collection of William Shakespeare’s plays during the exhibition "First Folio! The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare." Fittingly, faculty and students from the College of Music will play their part by celebrating four centuries of music inspired... Read more »

Jose Leonardo Leon has taught music and been taught music. He’s performed music and he’s seen music performed. He’s even been part of a Latin Grammy-winning recording with one of his musical idols. Now, the Venezuela-born trombonist has his eye on the ultimate degree. “I want to teach in a... Read more »

In the spring, most students on campus have their eyes on summer. Jobs and internships, camping trips and family vacations. A break from school. But music education students Claire Glover and Cameron Coday have their eyes on lesson plans, staff-lined chalkboards and the fresh faces of the young music students... Read more »

Don't forget to download the CWA App! Each day it will have the most up-to-date schedule so you can stay in the know. Download the app here or follow the instructions below. To download in the App Store or in Google Play: Download the "Crowd Compass Directory" App, then search... Read more »

Note: This blog entry refers to a past event. Fractured Landscapes of the West features a series of landscape paintings by Denver-based, Indian-born artist Sangeeta Reddy. The large and small-scale paintings illuminate the striking and complex landscapes of Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah through a vast range of colors that... Read more »