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Grad+ Weekly Write-In for Grad Students - Summer 2025
Tuesdays from June 3 – Aug. 12 @ 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Main Campus: CASE, Room W344East Campus: SEEC, Room S225**For June 3 only, the East Campus location will be SEEC, Room S125, all other weeks will be in SEEC, Room S225 Time to show up and write! Do you need a dedicated space to help you focus on your academic writing? Sign up to attend our weekly write-in sessions. The goal of these sessions is to devote a few hours to your writing each week…
Jun 24
8:00 AM
Video Art Projection of Thousands of Birds on Daniels & Fisher Clocktower in June
Every night in June, thousands of birds in mesmerizing formations will be projected onto the Daniels & Fisher Clocktower (downtown Denver) in a video piece by artist/faculty member Molly Valentine Dierks. The full video can be seen on the artist's instagram at https://www.instagram.com/p/DKfYHRhNvA3/.
Jun 24
9:00 PM
Navigating Perfectionism in Graduate School
What is perfectionism and what contributes to it? Join Stacy Gerberich, Psy.D., Embedded Therapist for the Graduate School, to learn more about perfectionism and how it can hinder your productivity as a graduate student. Stacy will also discuss ways to change this type of thinking and improve your academic success and overall wellness. Open to all graduate students and postdocs. Lunch will be provided to those that RSVP by June 20.
Jun 25
12:00 PM
Ascent Deep Tech Community Showcase
An accelerator for research teams building deep tech startups coming out of the University of Colorado campuses in Boulder, Colorado Springs and Denver. The Ascent Deep Tech Community Showcase brings together researchers, investors and community supporters to highlight innovative deep tech startups spinning out of the University of Colorado. Attendees will have a chance to see pitches from each of the Ascent 2025 cohort startups, followed by …
Jun 25
4:30 PM
Mobile Food Pantry
The mobile food pantry is free and open to CU Boulder students, faculty and staff, and community members of Boulder and Broomfield counties. Attendees will receive up to 30 pounds of food in multiple boxes. Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. Free parking is available in the Euclid parking garage. If you would like to volunteer at the mobile food pantry, sign up here.
Jun 26
11:00 AM
The Tempest: By William Shakespeare
Magic, romance and intrigue swirl on the exiled Prospero’s island when he summons a storm to take vengeance on his betrayers. As his ethereal servant Ariel thwarts the vengeful schemes of the enslaved ‘monster’ Caliban, his usurper’s son falls in love with his daughter, the innocent Miranda. Will the island sorcerer choose vengeance and power, or forgiveness and love? An intoxicating mélange of comedy, tragedy and fantasy from the pinnacle of Sha…
Jun 26
7:00 PM
CU Museum Holiday Closure
The CU Museum of Natural History will be closed on the following days as officially-observed campus holidays: New Year's Day (January 1), Martin Luther King Jr. Day (January 20), Friday of Spring Break (March 28), Memorial Day (May 26), Juneteenth Holiday (June 19), Independence Day (July 4), Labor Day (September 1), Thanksgiving Day and Day after Thanksgiving (November 27 & 28), Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (December 25 & 26).
Jul 4
All Day
Richard II Preview: By William Shakespeare
When corrupt, despotic King Richard II ventures off to wage war, the banished Bolingbroke invades to reclaim his stolen inheritance. Embraced by an angry populace and co-opted by self-righteous, greedy nobles, he takes the throne and sets the stage for 32 years of civil war. The first chapter of Shakespeare’s four-part “game of thrones” examines issues critical to contemporary politics, from the embrace of autocracy, the power of wealth, and whet…
Jul 5
7:00 PM
Richard II: By William Shakespeare
When corrupt, despotic King Richard II ventures off to wage war, the banished Bolingbroke invades to reclaim his stolen inheritance. Embraced by an angry populace and co-opted by self-righteous, greedy nobles, he takes the throne and sets the stage for 32 years of civil war. The first chapter of Shakespeare’s four-part “game of thrones” examines issues critical to contemporary politics, from the embrace of autocracy, the power of wealth, and whet…
Jul 6
7:00 PM
One Sky
One Sky Project is an international collaboration focused on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy, its historical and modern applications, and how our One Sky connects us all. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis; measure time with the Diné, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird; explore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream; journey with First People of what is now northern Canada…
Jul 10
2:30 PM
Grad+ Weekly Write-In for Grad Students - Summer 2025
Tuesdays from June 3 – Aug. 12 @ 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Main Campus: CASE, Room W344East Campus: SEEC, Room S225**For June 3 only, the East Campus location will be SEEC, Room S125, all other weeks will be in SEEC, Room S225 Time to show up and write! Do you need a dedicated space to help you focus on your academic writing? Sign up to attend our weekly write-in sessions. The goal of these sessions is to devote a few hours to your writing each week…
Jun 24
8:00 AM
Video Art Projection of Thousands of Birds on Daniels & Fisher Clocktower in June
Every night in June, thousands of birds in mesmerizing formations will be projected onto the Daniels & Fisher Clocktower (downtown Denver) in a video piece by artist/faculty member Molly Valentine Dierks. The full video can be seen on the artist's instagram at https://www.instagram.com/p/DKfYHRhNvA3/.
Jun 24
9:00 PM
Navigating Perfectionism in Graduate School
What is perfectionism and what contributes to it? Join Stacy Gerberich, Psy.D., Embedded Therapist for the Graduate School, to learn more about perfectionism and how it can hinder your productivity as a graduate student. Stacy will also discuss ways to change this type of thinking and improve your academic success and overall wellness. Open to all graduate students and postdocs. Lunch will be provided to those that RSVP by June 20.
Jun 25
12:00 PM
Ascent Deep Tech Community Showcase
An accelerator for research teams building deep tech startups coming out of the University of Colorado campuses in Boulder, Colorado Springs and Denver. The Ascent Deep Tech Community Showcase brings together researchers, investors and community supporters to highlight innovative deep tech startups spinning out of the University of Colorado. Attendees will have a chance to see pitches from each of the Ascent 2025 cohort startups, followed by …
Jun 25
4:30 PM
Mobile Food Pantry
The mobile food pantry is free and open to CU Boulder students, faculty and staff, and community members of Boulder and Broomfield counties. Attendees will receive up to 30 pounds of food in multiple boxes. Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. Free parking is available in the Euclid parking garage. If you would like to volunteer at the mobile food pantry, sign up here.
Jun 26
11:00 AM
The Tempest: By William Shakespeare
Magic, romance and intrigue swirl on the exiled Prospero’s island when he summons a storm to take vengeance on his betrayers. As his ethereal servant Ariel thwarts the vengeful schemes of the enslaved ‘monster’ Caliban, his usurper’s son falls in love with his daughter, the innocent Miranda. Will the island sorcerer choose vengeance and power, or forgiveness and love? An intoxicating mélange of comedy, tragedy and fantasy from the pinnacle of Sha…
Jun 26
7:00 PM
CU Museum Holiday Closure
The CU Museum of Natural History will be closed on the following days as officially-observed campus holidays: New Year's Day (January 1), Martin Luther King Jr. Day (January 20), Friday of Spring Break (March 28), Memorial Day (May 26), Juneteenth Holiday (June 19), Independence Day (July 4), Labor Day (September 1), Thanksgiving Day and Day after Thanksgiving (November 27 & 28), Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (December 25 & 26).
Jul 4
All Day
Richard II Preview: By William Shakespeare
When corrupt, despotic King Richard II ventures off to wage war, the banished Bolingbroke invades to reclaim his stolen inheritance. Embraced by an angry populace and co-opted by self-righteous, greedy nobles, he takes the throne and sets the stage for 32 years of civil war. The first chapter of Shakespeare’s four-part “game of thrones” examines issues critical to contemporary politics, from the embrace of autocracy, the power of wealth, and whet…
Jul 5
7:00 PM
Richard II: By William Shakespeare
When corrupt, despotic King Richard II ventures off to wage war, the banished Bolingbroke invades to reclaim his stolen inheritance. Embraced by an angry populace and co-opted by self-righteous, greedy nobles, he takes the throne and sets the stage for 32 years of civil war. The first chapter of Shakespeare’s four-part “game of thrones” examines issues critical to contemporary politics, from the embrace of autocracy, the power of wealth, and whet…
Jul 6
7:00 PM
One Sky
One Sky Project is an international collaboration focused on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy, its historical and modern applications, and how our One Sky connects us all. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis; measure time with the Diné, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird; explore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream; journey with First People of what is now northern Canada…
Jul 10
2:30 PM