Community Edition - May 1, 2018
Discover What's Here
The new normal: Conflict, polarization and incivility
Join the conversation May 2 about local, regional and national politics with political commentator Eric Sondermann and Center of the American West Faculty Director Patty Limerick.
Dance variety performance May 4 features innovative wearable tech
"The Show" features integrated, responsive lighted costumes that change pattern, color and brightness based on sensor data to tell relatable stories about personal relationships.
What's new at Chaco Canyon? Lecture to explore new questions, answers
On May 2, Professor and Curator of Anthropology Steve Lekson will review recent research at the 11th century Puebloan regional center and the new directions it suggests for ancient history.
May 3: City to present on transportation projects near campus
Boulder is holding an on-campus open house to present results of the 30th and Colorado study, as well as to provide updates on underpasses on Foothills Parkway and at 30th and Colorado.
Research in Your Backyard
Can cannabis kill pain without getting you stoned?
A new, first-of-its kind study suggests some legal-market cannabis strains may have a more powerful anti-inflammatory effect while intoxicating users less and having less potential for abuse.
A pollution 'rush hour' in Boulder
A new NOAA-led study shows that chemical emissions from personal care products are comparable to car emissions and contribute to air pollution in Boulder.
In Focus
Three CU Boulder staff members received 2018 awards for their outstanding outreach and engagement work in communities across the state.