CU’s Fiske Planetarium is bringing a new light show inspired by the hit Netflix series Stranger Things. By Anna Haynes
Fiske Planetarium
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Fiske has promoted a night of “mind-melting” visuals accompanying music from American rock band Grateful Dead.
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Entertainment
Boulder Laptop Orchestra performs space-themed music at Fiske
by Devan Dalyby Devan DalyThe Boulder Laptop Orchestra, also known as BLOrk, filled Fiske with a unique variety of space themes sounds and images. By Devan Daly
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“Climate Change in our Backyard,” hosted by Fiske, informed CU students about climate change and its effects. By Lizzie Weiler
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Breaking NewsCampusNews
CUPD arrests man for assaulting CU NightRide driver
by Robert Tannby Robert TannAshten Talley assaulted a female driver Thursday night. This is the third known assault on or near campus in three weeks. By Robert Tann
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CU’s Stranger Things fanatics will be mesmerizied by the show-inspired light show at Fiske. By Alyssa Branch
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CampusNewsSpace
“Farewell to Cassini” presentation explores Saturn mission
by Carina Juligby Carina JuligNASA scientist Dr. Amanda Hendrix discussed the findings of the Cassini-Huygens mission at Fiske Planetarium. By Carina Julig
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Amy Leder hosts CU Independent’s Oct. 6 CUI Weekly broadcast, which includes CU sports updates, the…
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Spring break’s just around the corner and the weather’s finally behaving. Can you make it one more week?
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To avoid going stir crazy during the most hectic week of the semester, check out what’s going on in and around Boulder to break up the monotony of note copying and paper writing.