Interviewing 101 

  5–6 p.m.   Virtual
Learn about interviewing basics, how to utilize the START method and the interview practice resources available so you can ace your next job or internship interview. Prefer in-person workshops? This session will be held again Feb. 12.

Crafts and Doing Language 

  2–4 p.m.   C4C Abrams Lounge 
Join the Center for Cultural Connections and Community for a creative and engaging experience! Each month alternates between crafts—where you can create a takeaway art project—and language—where you dive into writing prompts and share your work. Plus, enjoy cookies and drinks while you create and connect. As Toni Morrison said in her 1993 Nobel Prize lecture, "We do language—that may be the measure of our lives."

Trivia Night

  7 p.m.   The Connection
Think you’ve got the brains to beat the best? Grab your friends (or fly solo) and head to The Connection for a night of trivia, laughs and prizes! Free to play, sign-up starts at 6 p.m. at the front desk, and prizes for top teams. 

State of the Campus 2026

  11 a.m.–1 p.m.   UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom
Join the campus community for the annual State of the Campus address, where Chancellor Justin Schwartz will share recent successes from across campus and his vision for the year ahead. The event includes free lunch and is open to all faculty, staff and students with a valid Buff OneCard.

DIY Sun Catchers

  5–7 p.m.   UMC 235
Feeling creative? Join the Center for Student Involvement for a weekly craft program on Tuesday evenings. All supplies provided. Space is limited. Registration in BuffConnect is free and required to participate.  

IAFS Club Foreign Affairs Panel

  6:30–8 p.m.   Hellems Arts and Sciences, Room E160
Join the International Affairs Club at CU Boulder for a timely panel discussion with CU faculty examining current shifts in U.S. foreign policy under the Trump administration. The conversation will focus specifically on U.S. policy and international implications related to Greenland and Venezuela, offering historical context and expert analysis on these evolving global issues. Free pizza! Registration is strongly suggested.

Poker Night

  7 p.m.   The Connection 
Ready to raise, bluff and go all in? Join this free Texas Hold’em tournament—no pressure, just cards, competition and a shot at some sweet prizes. Free to enter, open to all skill levels, and there are prizes for top finishers. Sign-up starts at 6 p.m. at the front desk.

BHM: A Mardi Gras Foodie Tuesday 

  5–7 p.m.   Williams Village East 
All CU Boulder students are welcome to attend this Black History Month event hosted by the Center for Cultural Connections and Community.

Stress Less

  2–4 p.m.   C4C N238
Make your own slime, aromatherapy roll-on and stress balls as part of this monthly Stress Less event. Snacks and supplies included.

Experimental Wednesday

  4–5:30 p.m.   ATLAS Center, Brakhage Center, Room 311
View films from Stan Brakhage and many other visionary experimental filmmakers on 16MM. Each screening will feature three short experimental films that clusters around a question. Screenings will be followed by lively conversation.

Super Smash Bros tournament 

  4–10 p.m.   The Connection 
Think you’ve got what it takes to dominate the arena? Join CU Gaming and The Connection for an epic Super Smash Bros tournament! Free to enter; sign-ups start at 4 p.m. at the front desk. 

Harlem Renaissance 2026

  5:30–7 p.m.   Norlin Library, Center for Global British & Irish Studies (M549)
Celebrate Black History Month with a 1920s Harlem Renaissance party in the style of the famous rent parties. Learn about queer Black history and figures of the time, Charleston to some blues and jazz, sip on virgin mocktails like the Bee's Knees, snack on hors d’oeuvres and snap for poetry readings from the time and today. All are welcome, and costumes are encouraged!

Sustainable Buffs Movie Night

  6:30–8 p.m.   Eaton Humanities, Room 190
Join the Environmental Center for a movie night to watch the film “Wings Over Water," which showcases the epic migrations of sandhill cranes, yellow warblers and mallard ducks across North America's vital Prairie Pothole wetlands, highlighting their struggles and the conservation efforts needed for these ecosystems. Pizza will be served!

Versa-Style Street Dance: Rooted Rhythms

  7:30 p.m.   Macky Auditorium
Don't miss this high-energy work that accentuates the different paces, tempos and pulses of street and social dance forms in a unique blend of choreography and freestyle elements.

Canceled: Thrifty Thursdays with Program Council 

  8 a.m.–5 p.m.   UMC Outdoor Arcade 
Stop by the UMC Arcade outdoor area to shop thrift store vendors from Boulder and metro Denver. Brought to you by Program Council.

Mobile Food Pantry

  2–4 p.m.   St. Aidan's Episcopal Church 
The mobile food pantry is free and open to CU Boulder students, faculty and staff, and community members of Boulder and Broomfield counties. Attendees will receive up to 30 pounds of food (weight can vary). Be sure to bring your own reusable bags or boxes! Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. Free parking is available in Lot 308. Please find the parking attendant in the lot for validation information. If you would like to volunteer, sign up here.

Lug Your Mug

  2–4 p.m.   SEEC atrium
Bring your reusable mug for free coffee! Milk, sugar and creamers are provided as well. You can thank the Environmental Center.

AAPI Game Night

  5–6:30 p.m.   C4C N320
Join for mahjong or carrom, or bring your own game to share! Connect with others and have a blast. Don't miss out.

The Closing of the American Heart: Why Young Adults Struggle at Love and How We Can Help

  5–7 p.m.   Duane Physics and Astrophysics, Room G125
Join University of Virginia professor and author Brad Wilcox, and the Bruce D. Benson Center for the Study of Western Civilization, for this discussion on love, marriage and family. 

Free Fiske Thursdays

  7–8 p.m.   Fiske Planetarium and Space Center
Grab your Buff OneCard and head over to Fiske Planetarium to enjoy Free Fiske Thursdays! All 7 p.m. shows and star talks are free for CU Boulder students on Thursdays.

On the Dot & The Speeks at Old Main

  8–10 p.m.   Old Main 
Join CU Boulder Program Council for a fun evening of live music at Old Main as indie favorites On the Dot and The Speeks take the stage. Bring your friends, vibe to great tunes and make it a night to remember.

Buffalo Nites: Party in The Connection 

  8–10 p.m.   The Connection 
Join the Center for Student Involvement for a night of free bowling, billiards, pingpong and pizza at The Connection. Bring your friends, play some games and enjoy the vibes—it’s all free!