Special Events
From an anti-racism Coursera offering to weekly talks, workshops, and trainings, find out about what is available at CU Boulder about diversity, equity, anti-racism, anti-oppression, and community building.
To ensure the maximum health and safety of our campus, submission of proof of vaccination is required before the start of the fall 2021 semester.
Register now to find out what evidence exists to back up the claims of the beneficial use of cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids on the market. CU Boulder students, faculty, and staff can take the full course for free. Others can earn completion certificates by paying for a Coursera subscription ($49 per month).
The special COVID-19 edition of the ICS newsletter is published and ready to read.- The virtual poster session after the ICS Townhall was a hit!
You can check out our researcher's posters on 2020 Poster session webpage.
It is not too late to send in your poster for inclusion on the webpage. Email Yasko Endo. 
Dear inquiryHub Biology teachers, The inquiryHub team in collaboration with a sister project, OpenSciEd, invites you to view webinars and other resources to use the curriculum materials in ways that support student learning while schools- As events are planned, this page will be populated and updated.
All 3 talks and Community Brain Expo Day will not occur due to ongoing issues related to COVID-19. Please note that we have no known CU Boulder affiliates that have tested positive as of noon 3/10/2020. The decision to cancel was made to support individual and community health and well-being. We apologize for any inconvenience and will update you if we are able to reschedule this event. We appreciate your patience as we navigate this unprecedented situation. You can find regular updates about the campus response to coronavirus and ways to protect yourself at colorado.edu/coronavirus.
Attend the June 11, Tuesday 7:00 pm event "New Perspectives on Chronic Pain: an evening with PAIN BRAIN, a documentary in progress" at The Dairy Arts Center.
