Lectures & Presentations
On Nov. 4, drawing on experience in government and academia, Alice Madden will address why climate change has become so politicized, how we got here and how to move forward.
On Nov. 3, George Norlin Award recipient Yusur Wajih Al-Madani will present a reading of "The Arab Shakespeare Trilogy," arguing for a new perspective for understanding adaptations.
Join the Nov. 3–4 interdisciplinary symposium featuring engaging discussions on the causes and impacts of the Little Ice Age, the coldest centuries of the past 8,000 years.
Learn how LASP is contributing to space measurements of Earth's energy balance with the TSIS and CLARREO Pathfinder missions. Plus, see fun videos of the TSIS platform being prepared for launch.
Jimin Kim, deputy consul general of the Republic of Korea in San Francisco, will discuss the latest developments in Korea and the prospect of a U.S. alliance under the republic.
The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative presents Corey Ciocchetti, associate professor of business ethics and legal studies at the University of Denver, in this intriguing talk Nov. 6.
Immigration, nationalism and multiculturalism in American politics will be the focus of this conversation with Benjamin Teitelbaum and Reihan Salam.
Join the Oct. 26 Think! talk titled "How to Search for Extraterrestrial Life," presented by Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder philosophy professor Carol Cleland.
Leading science journalists will discuss how current events are influencing science journalism and societies' conversations.
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.