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The new program connecting artists and scholars will host a performance May 13 at Old Main Chapel and presentations by the inaugural residency cohort May 17 at the Boulder Public Library.

For faculty and staff this week are opportunities to see master students' work at the art museum, enjoy an Otter Pop with a cop, learn about the physics of Wonder Woman at the kid-friendly CU Wizards event, attend the monthly Staff Council meeting and more.

This weekend, enjoy an evening filled with the music of "Star Wars"; the Boulder County Farmers Market; free finals snack stations; student exhibitions in advertising, design and art; and more.

Pluck laser strings on a harp, enter a room-sized E. coli cell, or learn tai chi in virtual reality at an event showcasing the creative spirit, passion and technical wizardry of ATLAS students from 5 to 6:30 p.m. May 2.

"The Show" features integrated, responsive lighted costumes that change pattern, color and brightness based on sensor data to tell relatable stories about personal relationships.

On May 2, Professor and Curator of Anthropology Steve Lekson will review recent research at the 11th century Puebloan regional center and the new directions it suggests for ancient history.

Later this summer, NASA's Parker Solar Probe spacecraft will begin a historic mission to our nearest star, the Sun. Join David Malaspina on May 2 to learn more.

Need a break from studying, or maybe a caffeine refuel before you get back to hitting the books? This week brings to campus an array of events to help you cross the semester finish line.

Coming up this week for faculty and staff are opportunities to watch a wearable technology dance performance, attend the Faculty SPACE lunch, receive consultation on data and digital scholarship, join a conversation on today's political climate and more.

Boulder is holding an on-campus open house to present results of the 30th and Colorado study, as well as to provide updates on underpasses on Foothills Parkway and at 30th and Colorado.