Events & Exhibits
A multimedia performance, envisioned by professors Kalonji Nzinga and Shawn O'Neal, will highlight historical, cultural, environmental and social justice narratives as an act of reclaiming Black spaces.
As the United States Constitution approaches its 250th anniversary, the Centennial State Colorado marks 150 years since the adoption of its own constitution.
Michelle Alexander is a best-selling author and civil rights advocate, whose career spans law, academia and journalism.
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Parents, grandparents, students and kids of all ages are invited to get hands-on with all things science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM).
Sundance Institute Board Chair Ebs Burnough will discuss how the festival's move to Boulder could benefit the city's economy, culture and community.
Attend this Arts and Sciences Honors Program Distinguished Lecture featuring Tom Cech and learn about the magic of RNA.
Join the CUnique Stories event, a live storytelling and conversation experience inspired by Human Library and StoryCorps, celebrating this year's Buffs One Read selection, "Callings: The Purpose and Passion of Work."
Understanding compliance and risk isn't just for specialists—it's part of how the university as a whole operates effectively every day. The Office of Compliance, Ethics and Policy is offering a monthly series beginning Feb. 19 and running through May. Check out the topics, from athletics to AI, and plan to attend.
Since 1948, the Conference on World Affairs has brought global leaders, innovators and experts to CU Boulder for conversations exploring issues shaping society and the world. In 2026, the conference also marks the kickoff of CU's 150th anniversary celebration—a year honoring the university's legacy of transforming lives.