Lectures & Presentations
David George Haskell will describe how he integrates contemplative, literary and scientific studies of the natural world, reminding us that life's substance and beauty emerge from relationship and interdependence.
Resilience is key to finishing the semester strong. Join Sally Spencer-Thomas, clinical psychologist, public speaker and success coach, for her panel April 2.
On March 21, a panel of local farmers will discuss farming in the region. Learn what it takes to become a farmer in Boulder County and how to support local agriculture.
The need for rapid data access and data sharing has become central with the rise of collaborative research. Join Amit Chourasia for a presentation on SeedMe2, a data-sharing platform for researchers.
Love penguins? Take a journey to Antarctica's accessible, ice-free oasis that provides the perfect conditions for penguins, seals and birds to thrive in an otherwise challenging environment.
The U.S. Olympic gymnast and author will serve as the student keynote speaker of the 2018 Conference on World Affairs. Students, faculty and staff can purchase tickets starting April 3.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, a CU Boulder alumna, will deliver the spring commencement address at Folsom Field on May 10. Brown was invited by CU Boulder's Senior Class Council.
From billions of degrees during the big bang all the way down to absolute zero, physics professor Paul Beale explores heat, temperature and entropy at CU Wizards: Much Ado About Absolute Zero.
The comedian, actor, writer and "The Daily Show" senior correspondent will speak at Macky Auditorium on Thursday, April 19, hosted by the student-run Cultural Events Board. Tickets go on sale April 10.
Join visiting scholar Aviva Ben-Ur for a lecture on Suriname, a Dutch colony established on the South American mainland in the 1660s that was among the largest slave societies in the hemisphere.