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In celebration of Women's History Month, the College of Music presents "Persevering Legacy," a student concert that elevates stories of historically marginalized, diverse female composers to align classical music with social activism. The concert is free with no tickets required; just show up!

This performance has been canceled due to the CU Boulder campus response related to COVID-19.

Learn to develop your talents into strengths—strengths that can help you continue developing in your career and enhance your working relationships. Workshops are available through November.

Hello spring! The season will be here before we know it, and professional development opportunities are filling up fast. Peruse the offerings and reserve your spot today.

Course alert? Don’t panic; try something new. Stop by an academic skills pop-up to learn study tools and other academic strategies, and enjoy some free coffee.

Previously scheduled for March 16, the Finance Division and Burridge Center for Finance at the Leeds School of Business has unfortunately had to CANCEL this lecture by Gary B. Gorton of Yale University.

Colorado tennis will play two home matches on Feb. 29 and March 1, hosting an autograph session, youth clinic and more.

Join a free family-friendly STEM show at Fiske Planetarium. You’ll learn about a researcher’s global travels in search of space rocks and how space rocks can tell fascinating stories of our neighboring planets.

Whether they are in fry or tot form, baked or roasted, potatoes are a staple in many of our favorite meals. Stop by the C4C for lunch to try a variety of potato-themed dishes.

As part of Brain Awareness Week, Marie Banich will explore why teens think and act the way they do, what research shows is at the root of their behavior, how adolescent brains develop and more.