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The CU Symphony Orchestra performs a diverse repertoire, including the symphonies and large-scale orchestral works by major composers. Take in a performance on Feb. 11.

Featuring a fast-paced, wildly funny and touching book by Rachel Sheinkin, and a truly fresh and vibrant score by William Finn, this bee is one unforgettable experience. Attend performances Feb. 13–15.

A transcript for the Brainwaves podcast episode "Breaking down blockbusters"

During a visit to campus Wednesday, Angie Paccione, head of the Colorado Department of Higher Education, engaged in curious and passionate conversation with students and campus leaders about pressing topics like retention, state funding and mental health.

We'll look at the environmental toll of filmmaking, ways movies can inspire us to be better, and we'll take another look at a longstanding debate: Is the Marvel franchise a hero or villain to American movie culture?

Stay warm with CU on Friday activities; participate in a Black History Month dialogue; join T9 Hacks for women and non-binary folks; catch a free movie, basketball game, string orchestra concert and more.

One year into the solution design phase of the Financial Futures initiative, campus community members have generated over 570 ideas with the goal of aligning strategic resources more closely with CU Boulder’s mission as a public teaching and research university.

You're invited to participate in a professional development opportunity for staff and faculty who work in direct support of student success.

Due to the overwhelming attendance at the initial event on this topic, Staff Council is offering the session for a second time on Feb. 13. Zoom will be available for registrants as well.

British filmmaker Adam James Smith has memorialized the town in a documentary, Americaville, which he will screen on campus Feb. 7.