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The Center for Western Civilization, Thought & Policy is hosting an event Oct. 29 featuring politically diverse panelists who will debate the premises of impeachment.

Retirement Ready helps faculty and staff within five years of retiring create a strategy for a secure retirement. Employee Services, TIAA, PERA, Medicare and Social Security will present talks at CU Boulder on Nov. 5.

CU community members can get a $75 discount for Accessing Higher Ground Nov. 12–16, the 21st annual Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference.

Colorado Law Professor Aya Gruber will discuss the current state of confusion around the meaning of sexual consent in an upcoming lecture in Denver.

You don't have to be a CU Boulder alum or a student to enjoy the spirit of Homecoming. Faculty, staff and community members are welcome to attend several scheduled events.

Kevin Hines, who attempted suicide by jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge, will speak on campus Nov. 12. The author and documentary filmmaker is best known for his suicide prevention work.

This week brings the Colorado Law Fair, free lunch on the quad, a suicide prevention workshop, NoMBe concert, Homecoming Carnival, archery tag, "West Side Story" opening night and more.

Do you have plans for fall break? With Outdoor Program, you can go on an adventure to Moab, Utah, and get back in time to spend Thanksgiving with family and friends.

In its free fall concert, the Chamber Orchestra will perform acclaimed pieces by Beethoven and Tchaikovsky on Oct. 25.

This weekend brings the ATLAS research showcase, a screening of the horror classic "Carrie," Ignite: Social Justice Conference, football viewing party, Butterfly Pavilion field trip and more.