This 7 p.m. discussion at Fiske Planetarium will explore the link between extreme events, from fires to flooding, heat waves and droughts, and climate change.
Take this crash course Nov. 29 to explore whether blockchain, or digital-distributed ledger technology, and initial coin offerings are poised to upend industries, or are overhyped.
John Holdren, President Barack Obama's science advisor for eight years, will be on campus Thursday, Nov. 16, to talk about the past and future of U.S. science and technology policy.
On Nov. 16, listen in on a talk by Stephen Presser, a leading American legal historian and candidate for Visiting Scholar in Conservative Thought and Policy 2018–19.
A ¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä Boulder theater alumni will share his experience with disability at an upcoming workshop offered by ¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä Boulder and a local arts group.
What behaviors is academic freedom supposed to protect? What restrictions should it allow? Why does academic freedom matter in the first place? Hear various views on the hotly contested subject.
Social entrepreneurs Daniel Epstein and Eric Glustrom will candidly share their stories and experiences as founders of organizations designed to make an impact on the world's toughest challenges.
We live in a comic book age. But where did it all start? On Wednesday, Nov. 8, Professor Stephen Graham Jones tells all in a talk titled "Comic Books Through the Ages."
Climate change is influencing rural livelihoods across the globe, and scientists anticipate increasing and substantial risk to social and natural systems.
