Conferences

Plan to drop in on the 75th Conference on World Affairs, where worldwide experts will offer a range of opinions and solutions to the global climate crisis in more than 25 panel sessions. Here are five sessions you definitely don't want to miss.

The 10th annual Cannabis & Psychedelic Symposium will take place virtually on April 15 and is free and open to the public. The event is dedicated to fostering education and activism on psychoactive substances and the cultures, policies, economics and medicinal applications surrounding them.

The 75th Conference on World Affairs will be held on campus April 12–14, bringing together worldwide experts to offer a range of opinions and solutions to the global climate crisis. Read through a list of free panels and programs, curated just for students.

Take the leap into a moment of quietness and listening. Remove your preconceived notions and let yourself plunge into new areas of thought, profound ideas and blissful experiences. Plan to attend TEDxCU. Tickets for students are free.

After being postponed in 2020 and 2021 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, ScienceWriters2023 is on track for Oct. 6–10 at the CU Boulder and CU Anschutz campuses.

Worldwide experts, including CU Boulder faculty, will offer a range of opinions and solutions to the global climate crisis during the 2023 Conference on World Affairs. Students, faculty, staff and the public are invited to join CWA events at no charge. The full schedule of sessions is available.

Stop by the Healthier U at CU Employee Benefits and Wellness Fair to learn about employee benefits, discounts, programs and more. Learn more about why you should attend and what to expect at the fair.

Interested in attending the biennial CU Social Justice Summit on Jan. 31? Register to attend engaging presentations by faculty, staff and student subject-matter experts and community meetups the day before the main event.

CU Athletics and Recreation Services invite you to join the Inclusive Sports Summit. This year’s theme is legacy: honoring the past and creating the future of sport and recreation.

Registration has opened for the CU Social Justice Summit on Jan. 31, and organizers have announced that noted author, scholar and educator Bettina Love will give the keynote talk at the virtual summit.