For the 43rd Annual Austin W. Scott, Jr. Lecture, Professor Jennifer Hendricks provide insight on how the law and feminist legal theory have struggled to reconcile biological sex differences with principles of equality.
Henry R. Nau, conservative scholar and former White House official for the Reagan administration, offers a constructive understanding of President Trump's foreign policy.
Roudy Hildreth from CU Engage and David Meens from the Office for Outreach and Engagement will discuss the campus's civic action plan Oct. 19, the first in a series of discussions.
In this post-Charlottesville environment, CU Boulder historians are putting slavery in context with a series of participatory events looking back at American racism, with the next forum slated for Oct. 21.
The Getches-Wilkinson Center is hosting two important events addressing energy issues: the Schultz Lecture in Energy and the Women in Energy Law and Regulation Conference.
The CU Real Estate Center at the Leeds School of Business is hosting the CEO of ebags.com, Mike Edwards, to talk about the future of real estate from a retail perspective.
For millenia, the origin of life has been a topic of fascination, debate and investigation. Leading thinkers in the field will synthesize what we know, don't know and where we're headed.
Balancing energy resources, effectively communicating climate science and developing renewable technologies take center stage in this fall lecture series starting Oct. 14.
Cultural Events Board is bringing Wu-Tang Clan founding member GZA to campus, a talented artist who also is a co-founder of the Science Genius educational program for students.
University of Notre Dame professor David Campbell, expert on religion, politics and civic engagement, will discuss the politics of secularism in the United States during his Oct. 11 lecture.
