The Muslim Student Association at CU-Boulder would like to invite you to attend the 9th Annual Sights and Sounds of the Islamic World! The event will include: Comedian Amer Zahr Multicultural Islamic performances Islamic fashion show Booths with henna tattoos, Arabic calligraphy, traditional clothes, and more FREE FOOD! The event will be held in the Glenn Miller Ball Room on April 2. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. RSVP on our Facebook event or contact us for more info!

April 3, 7 p.m., University Club Ballroom Zolotoj Plyos is a trio of three outstanding musicians originally from Russia. The repertoire of Zolotoj Plyos consists of authentic folk songs from numerous regions in Russia and Ukraine, which they perform in Russian, Ukrainian and Yiddish. In addition, they play more than 30 different traditional folk instruments and perform traditional dances.

Bufflao Can Bins for the food challenge will be seen around campus starting April 1! Buffalo Can Challenge is CU’s annual competition organized to raise awareness about hunger in Boulder County and collect food and resources for Community Food Share, Boulder County's Food Bank. Registered groups design and build a sculpture out of nonperishable food items to raise awareness about hunger. The Buffalo Can Challenge will take place on April 17 in the Fountain area outside of the UMC. 11am-2pm. Judging at 2 p.m.

The Buffalo Can Challenge is CU’s annual competition organized to raise awareness about hunger in Boulder County and collect food and resources for Community Food Share, Boulder County's food bank. Registered groups design and build a sculpture out of nonperishable food items to raise awareness about hunger. The Buffalo Can Challenge will take place on April 17 in the Fountain area outside of the UMC. Stop by and learn about Food and Environmental justice. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Judging begins at 2 p.m.

Readings and films from the 1900s to the 2000s: provocative women’s fiction and radical feminist theories, great female poets, Soviet film classics and recent movies and performances by women artists (Pussy Riot group), fascinating life stories. Summer Term A: June 3 – July 5, 11 a.m.-12:35 p.m. M-F. Approved for Arts & Sciences Core Curriculum: Human Diversity.

This course introduces students to the rich tradition of Russian folk belief, mythology and fairy tales. Students will examine, on the one hand, how Russian folk belief and fairy tales reflect cultural, social and political values. On the other hand, students will analyze how Russian and Soviet artists, writers and politicians have utilized folk belief and fairy tales in service of their own ideologies and programs. Taught in English. Approved for arts and sciences core curriculum: literature and the arts.

Come learn how easy and fun it is to make goat cheese! Register here! Enter the code "CUstudent" to take the class for the $25 student price instead of the regular $35!!! All of the proceeds from this event will be help fund the 30 goats in 30 days project which empowers women in the remote Northern Dhading District of Nepal so that they can free themselves from situations of domestic violence as well as lead healthier, more educated lives.

Come and explore the development of Jewish culture as it moves across the chronological and geographical map of the historic Jewish people with an emphasis on the variety of Jewish ethnicities and their cultural productions. Taught in English. Approved for Arts & Sciences Core Curriculum: Human Diversity. This is also one of the required introductory courses for the Jewish Studies major and minor.

This course introduces students to the major trends in Russian culture from the 1890s to the present. In addition to learning about the history of this turbulent period (WWI, revolutions, the great terror, the GULag, WWII, the Cold War, perestroika, the collapse, post-Soviet Russia), we will study the literature, art & cinema of this time. Taught in English. Approved for arts & sciences core curriculum: historical context.

Going on a CU-approved study abroad program, or just traveling? Please join us for a travel packing clinic! Avoid the hassles of over-packing - learn how NOT to pack. Discover the secrets of traveling light with everything you need. Cindy McClelland from Changes in Latitude will demonstrate clever packing methods and show you the latest travel accessories that will make traveling much more fun. Wednesday, April 17 UMC 425 4-5 p.m.