Events

CU’s first Symposium on Drugs featured local speakers advocating for a change in U.S. drug policy. By Robert Tann

The Conference on World Affairs’ panel about corruption in sports took a bold look at the industry’s many abuses. By Vinny Lupo

Buchanan was formally honored as the first African American to graduate from CU Boulder in 1918 at an event on Wednesday. By Robert Tann

Campus members gathered on Norlin Quad to commemorate the victims of the Parkland, Florida shooting and call for change. By Robert Tann

The “father of the internet” came to CU to speak about data preservation for 2018’s George Gamow lecture. By Robert Tann

Fun performances were undermined by shoddy transportation, incompetent organization and somehow even worse porta-potties. By Sam Danshes

Banjoist Bela Fleck played a riveting set with Brooklyn Rider at CU’s Macky Auditorium Saturday Night. By Sam Danshes

GZA’s concert at the Fox Theatre on Wednesday Oct. 11 was a high energy event full of old classics and new original songs. By Kristen Endahl

Martin discusses how, despite disparities in details, most religions conceptualize the idea of a god in a similar way. By Joel Ives

The University Theater is hosting the play ‘The Adding Machine,’ a nihilistic view of the meaning of life. By Grace Harper