Events & Exhibits

Even though “Titanic: The Musical” bears the name of one of history’s most famous ships in its title, it’s really a story about people. Join the College of Music’s Musical Theatre and Eklund Opera programs March 15–17.

With the participation of students, faculty, staff and visitors from around the world, this year’s Conference on World Affairs will boast 70 panel discussions, performances and keynote events with three main themes: leadership, global equity and the next 100 years. Check out the speakers and more!

The 53rd George Gamow Memorial Lecture will be “From the Possibility to the Certainty of a Supermassive Black Hole,” presented by 2020 Nobel Laureate and UCLA Professor Andrea Ghez.

The CU men's basketball team is making a final push for the NCAA Tournament and is inviting faculty and staff to be part of the action! Save up to 50% on tickets at the Feb. 28 game against the California Golden Bears.

Ruha Benjamin, leading expert on how discrimination is encoded into technology and Princeton University professor, will visit CMCI to kick off a new center on race and media, along with the college’s Distinguished Lecture Series.

Join Dean Scott Adler and Provost Russell Moore to engage in a dialogue regarding the activities of the Graduate School and Academic Affairs at CU Boulder. Attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions.

Stop by the Center for Community to pick up a gratitude postcard and gratitude journal, and get tips for incorporating gratitude into your day-to-day.

A collaboration led by Venture Partners at CU Boulder among leading research universities and federal laboratories across the Intermountain West will showcase the best companies from the university's innovation ecosystem.

Three CU educators will discuss using open educational resources in their instruction. During the virtual discussion, they’ll also take questions from the audience.

The TEDxCU 2024 theme aims to rekindle the fire of intellectual curiosity and creative exploration, drawing inspiration from an era that celebrated human potential in all its forms. Listen to eight speakers’ takes on the theme. Help sell out this thought-provoking event. CU student tickets are free.