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As part of the year-long onboarding program for new employees, this month's CU Discover session will feature subject matter experts on what it means to "Be Â鶹ӰԺ" and how the brand messaging platform can work for different campus groups.

CU Â鶹ӰԺ employees are invited to attend several April seminars and programs designed to build skills and knowledge in workplace trends and needs, offered through HR's Organizational and Employee Development.

Some of the newest car, bike and bus technologies will be on display and available to experience at an upcoming award ceremony and alternative fuel expo, featuring the Nissan Leaf, BMW i3, a hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicle, both biodiesel and electric buses, electric bikes and more.

Research Computing is hosting a multi-day workshop starting May 15 for those interested in learning more about parallelization in scripted languages, specifically Matlab, Python and R.

The human face of combat is on full display in "Enduring Vietnam: An American Generation and Its War." Join author James Wright at Old Main Chapel for the release and signing of his new book.

On Friday, April 21, there will be a series of presentations related to the Learning Management System (LMS) Evaluation Initiative, where attendees will have the opportunity to give feedback on the LMS observed.

There are many ways to show support for those who have been sexually assaulted. Start a conversation and raise awareness by wearing jeans on National Denim Day, April 26.

Professors Alison Jaggar, of philosophy, and Karolin Luger, of biochemistry, join singer-songwriter John Legend, award-winning actress Carol Burnett, mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani, writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and a host of other scholars and big thinkers as members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the academy announced this week.

The human adult brain was once believed by neuroscientists to be "fixed, ended, immutable," but recent advances have revealed this three-pound organ to be remarkably dynamic. Learn more at the May 2 workshop.

David Meyer wants to change the way people communicate. To bring back the lost art of sharing stories with people we meet, he developed a mobile application that makes it easy to initiate a conversation.