Community Edition Archive

Free family events at Fiske, natural history museum; Opioids after surgery can, paradoxically, prolong pain; Holocaust remembrance events; Carusos give $2 million to support CU Boulder entrepreneurial ecosystem; CU football team hosting bone marrow registry drive; Laser-based sensing system can detect methane leaks from miles away; TEDxCU to examine the theme 'game changer’; Summer Camp Spotlight; more

Conference on World Affairs special edition: 15 sessions not to miss; A look at the CWA archives; Video: Students raise international flags; CWA updates and resources; Plus: Technology literacy workshops ages 50 and up; more

Community talk to highlight human needs in Boulder County; Research study participants needed; A pill that staves off aging on the horizon; Are big-time college athletics compatible with academics?; Men more likely to cheat, usually with friends; Inaugural Lucile Berkeley Buchanan Lecture; Ice-free Arctic summers could hinge on small climate warming range; Colorado businesses stay optimistic; Summer Camp Spotlight: Shakespeare's Sprites; more

Daunted by spring cleaning? Blame your brain; New Venture Challenge championships; Future electric cars could recharge wirelessly while you drive; Nationalism vs. globalism debate; Charting a new career with Entrepreneurship Center for Music; Who might be spying on your tweets in the name of science?; Promoting resilience during tough times; Augmented reality enhances robot collaboration; Learning in Informal Settings talk; more

Classical ballet meets '90s hip-hop; March Madness bracketology 101; A century later, CU officially remembers Lucile Berkeley Buchanan; Future of pain assessment may be in an app; Conference on World Affairs; Professional development on identity theatrics; Rain or snow? Humidity, location make all the difference; Shoebox-sized satellite to study Earth's inner radiation belt; So you want to be a farmer?; more

Brain Awareness Week brings cutting-edge research to the public; Life after death on the internet; CU Wizards; How cash can promote tropical forest conservation; Jewish autonomy in a slave society; Why anxious people take criticism so hard; 'Journal Twenty Twenty' launching; Summer Camp Spotlight; more

Free Family Day at CU Museum; Bright light keeps preschoolers wired at night; "Brain Drain Through Deportation" panel; Holding hands can ease pain, sync brainwaves; A Century of Views of Colorado with "Antiques Roadshow" guest; Students author children's book about local Latina hero; TRANSforming Gender Conference; Astronomers detect ancient signal; more

Boulder Phil free community concert; Extinction of local wildflower species; Sir Michael Marmot to address social justice, social determinants, health equity; To save the whales, engineering students take to the skies; Lovell Lecture on challenge of consumer financial regulation; Browser extension helps visually impaired; The ups, downs of Colorado hogback ridges; Food, clothing drive; more

Using forensic botany to solve crimes; Visiting scholars in conservative thought, policy announced; Need help filing your taxes?; Experience virtual reality; Cannabinoids easier on the brain than booze; Live auction of surplus property, equipment; Household cleaners almost as dirty as cars; Lecture by Native American music scholar; Night-shift work boosts likelihood of diabetes; more

Ceal Barry named to Women's Basketball Hall of Fame; Valentine's Day Hearts for Art; Zombie pathology: A survival guide for 21st-century pandemics; Jane Goodall to teach MOOC on developing compassionate leaders; CU in the Olympics; Inclusive Sports Summit Feb. 14–15; 'Electronic skin' self-healable, recyclable; Campus clinic addresses communication challenges for people of all ages; more