Image courtesy of the University of Colorado, Boulder The 75th edition of the Conference on World Affairs opens tomorrow on the CU Boulder campus. The conference is an annual gathering of academics, experts, policymakers, and community members. Hannah Wood, interim […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear from a scientist who leads the CU Wizards program, which has been bringing entertaining science lectures to kids of all ages for over thirty years. Then we’ll hear how the Slow Money Institute has […]
The CU Wizards program, a free STEM program, is still going strong after over three decades. KGNU’s Benita Lee spoke with David Nesbitt, the scientist who heads up the CU Wizards program about how the program got started and why […]
As the world scrambles to clean up pollution on earth, two CU graduate students are hosting a workshop to warn people that if we don’t act now, space may be next. Alexis Kenyon reports [Download Audio] Waste In Space: A […]
Open Space and Mountain Parks hosted a guided hike with large-scale bird puppets an costumes created and perfromed by Boulder youth. A group of students from CU Boulder Departement of Evolutionary Biology enad climate solutions from a bird’s eye view […]
Cool Science is all about making science cool for kids, just like sports, music and art. They provide a wide variety of hands-on science outreach programs for students, primarily K-8th, as well as several public events for all ages. Executive […]
The mission of Making Progress Colorado is to foster maker innovation, by creating a thriving and sustainable future. On Saturday and Sunday, October 13th and 14th they are holding a Maker Faire in Denver. Executive Director Dan Griner talks with […]
Science writer Mary Roach has developed a career specializing in popular science and doing it with respect and wit. Since the publication of her first book “Stiff,” she’s written five more books including “Spook” and “Packing for Mars.” This originally […]
