Events & Exhibits

The Boulder Chamber, with the support of the CU Boulder Veterans Alumni Association and others, will light the Boulder star on Veterans Day, honoring the service of veterans and to welcome the holiday season.

The Diversity and Inclusion Summit on Nov. 10 will include a discussion of "So you want to talk about race" by Ijeoma Oluo. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the text and its powerful themes. Prior familiarity with the book, while encouraged, is not required.

Inviting teachers, K-12 classes, families, librarians—all who love children’s books—the School of Education and Boulder Book Store will feature an interactive panel with nationally known authors. Registrants will receive a voucher for one free children’s book.

Join a town hall at 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 6, to discuss the campus shift to remote learning that will begin on Nov. 16 and extend through the end of the fall semester. CU Boulder leadership will discuss the recent announcement and answer questions at the virtual event, open to students, faculty, staff and Buff families.

We'll help you refine your idea and provide advice to help you put your best foot forward for the New Venture Challenge competition in April 2021, where over $100,000 in cash prizes will be up for grabs.

Whether you’re looking for tips on Canvas, iClicker Cloud, or other tools, the Office of Information Technology is offering webinars through early January, on-demand videos, and tailored trainings and consultations.

As we respond and adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic, the city of Boulder, CU and Boulder County are inviting everyone to participate in small dialogues to share their experiences with the virus and discuss how to move forward as a community.

The Leeds School of Business Teaching Excellence Committee invites you to a presentation by Professor Clayton Lewis. He'll address challenging concepts faced by faculty to present a framework for using representations to teach effectively.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, graduate students are encouraged (and may be required) to defend theses remotely. Faculty advisors and students will learn important tips and tricks to use Zoom for thesis defenses.

Join Kerry Tay McLean of the Ombuds Office as she shares how to disagree with someone who may hold a more powerful position than you.