A virtual workshop Sept. 22 will show you how to identify and address mental health concerns associated with COVID-19. Learn tips and tools to help promote mental wellness and reduce stress.
For students, graduate students, faculty and staff needing to reserve spaces to study, take breaks, join a remote class between in-person classes, or to eat a meal, use the campus Event Management System.
Join this interactive lecture series focused on the relationship between race and the law. The objective is to think about the barriers to and possibilities of the law serving as a vehicle of racial justice.
On Sept. 17, join Professor Ming Hsu Chen, who will elaborate on the concept of pursuing citizenship, drawing from her new book, Pursuing Citizenship in the Enforcement Era.
Beginning Sept. 15, this Getches-Wilkinson Center series will explore issues such as the rise of creative funding, leveraging the business community, linkages between healthy landscapes, climate adaptation and improved resiliency, and more.
Eager to dive into campus life at CU? Whether it's through student organizations, on-campus jobs, leadership roles or volunteering, there is a place for everyone to find their home in the Buff community.
This week brings Suicide Prevention Week events, a law talk with Professor Heidi Brown, career fair and r茅sum茅 workshops, an Education Abroad virtual expo, a paint by the numbers DIY Night and more.
Recent College of Music graduate Anoushka Divekar debuted this virtual concert that she and collaborators created from works by Black female composers.
