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This week brings to campus the International Film Series, a lesson in Mexican pastries, Sister Helen Prejean's talk, comedy open mic, The Curious Case of Colorado Cannibal Alferd G. Packer and more.

Leadership opportunities and events are expanding on campus this year. Find out about some of the speakers in this year's Leo Hill Leadership Speaker Series. Hint: They include a polar explorer and presidential historian.

Researchers reflect on the lessons learned from a landmark multinational agreement protecting Antarctica's Ross Sea.

Are you struggling to find that little something to make your résumé stand out? International education can give you that extra boost, and teach you skills that will help you shine in the workplace.

CU Boulder researchers, faculty and the city of Boulder discussed how innovative partnerships are critical to mitigating climate change during a panel at the national MetroLab Summit, held on campus on Sept. 19.

As always, CU Boulder's museums will be offering a number of events and exhibits, many of them free, to check out and enjoy over the coming weeks.

Hundreds of researchers from 19 countries are launching a yearlong journey to study Arctic climate.

Who do you mentor? By whom are you mentored? In this session we will discuss mentoring scenarios from the perspectives of the mentor and mentee to consider how we can get the most out of these formative relationships.

With well-documented inconsistencies in the first two quarters followed by solid play in the second half of the last three games, how can the Buffs dial up that productivity in the first half against Arizona State?

Women take cover or prepare to evacuate more quickly but often have trouble convincing the men in their lives to do so, according to a study on how gender influences response to disaster. It also found traditional gender roles and power dynamics resurface, and female voices often go unheard.