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CU organizations will hold two events tomorrow evening, BuffsUnited: Interwoven Intersectionalities, and a talk by Ann Coulter. Here's what the campus community needs to know before attending.

A new map of the Northern Hemisphere shows how and why different areas receive snow or rain at near-freezing temperatures.

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Need help determining whether the College of Arts and Sciences core or general education curriculum is best for you? Drop by a Switch Lab.

This week brings Spring Into Wellness events at The Rec, a student seminar on a self-sustaining space economy, CUSG town hall, Ann Coulter event, Environmental Design career fair and more.

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.

What's going on this week for faculty and staff? The opportunity to nominate a McNair Scholar, elect BFA representatives, attend a symposium on the Trump administration, the Ann Coulter and BuffsUnited events, and more.

Provost Russ Moore is seeking faculty, staff and students to serve on a new committee charged with finding ways to reduce the financial burden on students for course materials and textbooks.

Is your bracket busted? CU Â鶹ӰԺ's Roger Pielke Jr., director of the Center for Sports Governance, explains the (long) odds of picking the perfect bracket.

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.