The CUSG and Panhellenic Council would like your support, as part of the Forever Buffs family, in sponsoring CU’s philanthropy this year, Dance Marathon. Throughout the year, we have been raising money for the kids of Children’s Hospital in Denver.

On Jan. 28, the champion children of the Children’s Hospital will join students at Dance Marathon to celebrate their lives and the money we have raised. Please take out your phones and text MIRACLE to 27722 to support your Student Body philanthropy. Learn more at www.cudancemarathon.org.

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 TABERNASH, Colo. — Sophomore newcomer Rune Oedegaard won his second race in as many days as the University of Colorado Ski Team had a solid final day here at Devil’s Thumb Ranch in the final day of the 2012 University of Denver Invitational, but it was not enough to overcome Utah’s lead as the Utes took their second meet of
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“Mother: Caring for 7 Billion,” on Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. in Humanities B150, explores the widespread implications of theglobal population reaching seven  billion in 2011- nearly doubling since 1960. The film features world-renown experts andscientists, follows a mother’s journey through Africa and offers solutionsthrough education rather than blame. In conjunction with Colorado Bioneers, thefilm is free and open to
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Bioneers is a three-day forum that brings leadingscientific innovators and environmental visionaries to Boulder, offeringpractical solutions to the most pressing environmental and social issues of ourtime. The local colloquium for this national phenomenon connects the dotsbetween environment, health, social justice and spirit in a unique andauthentic way. The event features national Bioneers plenary broadcasts and islocally enriched with workshops, field
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The Department of History, University of Colorado Boulderpresents the 23rd Athearn Lecture: “The True Story of Ah Jake: Languageand Justice in Nineteenth-Century California,” a lecture by Dr. Mae M. Ngai, Lung Family Professor ofAsian American Studies and Professor of History at Columbia University. The lecture is Thursday, Nov. 3, 7 p.m. in Benson Earth Sciences Building, Room 180 onthe University
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The CU Book Store will be having a clearance sale Oct.24-27. The sale will be located in the lower level of the store. Stop by andsnatch up a great bargain! Additional information: http://www.cubookstore.com Also, buy books at unbelievable prices! $1 paperbacks and $2 hardbacksOctober 27-29, lower level, CU Book Store. Stop by and snatch up a great deal!(Selected items on
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  FISKE PLANETARIUM EVENTS Week of Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Evening Starshows: $7 Adults, $3.50 Children/Seniors Students/faculty with ID free on Thursday and $5 on Friday   Thursday: CO Skies (Dawn Mission)-7:30 pm   Friday: Many Faces of Hubble-7:30 pm Friday Night Laser Shows: $7 general admission AC/DC-9:30 pm Beastie Boys-10:45 pm   Saturday Matinees: $6 adults, $3.50 Children/Seniors   Space
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  The Colorado Shakespeare Festival offers fall theatre classes for kids and teens. All classes held at Wesley Chapel and are taught by CSF professionals. Classes include Stage Combat (ages 11-18), Beginning Shakespeare (ages 6-10) and Advanced Shakespeare (ages 11-18). Earlybird prices available until Sept.1.  Call 303-492-1973 to sign up. Additional information: http://www.coloradoshakes.org/education-outreach/school

  The CU-Boulder Dimidjian lab is conducting a study investigating the feasibility of yoga to improve symptoms of anxiety and depression for women during pregnancy. The classes last for eight weeks. Participants in the study will be asked to fill out questionnaires, take part in weekly classes and complete an interview. Please contact campstudy@colorado.edu for more information! Read more about
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Lace up your sneakers and join us for the third annual Forever Buffs 5K on Sunday, April 17.

This annual event has a little of everything for everyone ― walking, jogging, running, racing, food and fun ― on the CU-Boulder campus. Participants can soak in views of the Flatirons, see new and old buildings on campus and tap into some CU memories.

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  PARK CITY, Utah — The University of Colorado ski team first rallied, and then in part to a strong showing in the men’s slalom, cruised to victory here Saturday in the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association Championships, which also served as the annual NCAA West Regional. Colorado, ranked No. 2 in the nation behind Vermont, entered the day two-and-a-half
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  Transformative New Policies Established for Revenue Sharing, Football Divisional Structure, Football Championship Game and Schedules for all other Sports   SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (October 21, 2010) - The Pac-12 Conference took major steps to transform itself into a dynamic new enterprise by forming two football divisions that maintain traditional rivalries, creating the first-ever Pac-12 football championship game, establishing schedule models
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Facebook, Google maps and cell phones were not created specifically for use in emergencies, but CU-Boulder professor Leysia Palen says they are revolutionizing how people receive or share information during disasters. “We’re much more socially connected through wireless devices, blogs and social networking sites and can participate and get information in many new ways,” Palen says. One month before Hurricane
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