On Friday, Oct. 12, 12 pm at the UMC Fountain, the Women's Resource Center and Advocates for Choice present: Speak Out! The War on Women. Designed to provide a positive alternative voice for women and men to directly address sexism on campus, and in response to numerous misogynistic messages women are experiencing in the larger society. We will host a range of speakers to address these topics. Please join us!

Come join the Women's Resource Center for a discussion about vegetarianism and veganism. We'll be discussing the health benefits, and how to balance your diet without animal products. Food will be provided! Well Fed will be Friday, Oct. 12, 11 am-12 pm in the Women's Resource Center (UMC 416).

Join the Women's Resource Center for a discussion on Title IX, which has ensured 40 years of students' equal education and athletic opportunities, regardless of gender. Former CU women's basketball coach Ceal Barry and Leslee Morris, an investigator for the Office of Student Conduct, for the discussion. Rumor Has it will be held Wednesday, Oct. 10, 12:30-1:30 pm in the Women's Resource Center (UMC 416).

The second annual Race Judicata 5K is on Saturday, Oct. 13 at 9:00 am. The fun run costume party starts and finishes on the South side of Folsom Field (on Colorado Ave. near Ralphie). There will be race prizes, costume prizes, and random drawing prizes. All of the money raised supports ELS's summer scholarship program which funds to students who do low or unpaid internships for non-profit environmental and resource conservation organizations. Register here.

ARE SCIENCE AND RELIGION AT WAR? Many prominent scientists and preachers say that, yes, science and religion are fundamentally incompatible. Dr. Giberson, physicist and author, will answer with an emphatic “No!” Join us Wednesday, Oct 10., 7 pm in Duane G1B30 for a lecture and Q&A. For more info, visit www.ivgcfcolorado.org/giberson, or contact CUScienceandFaith@gmail.com. Dr. Giberson is the author of nine books, blogs regularly at the Huffington Post, and has lectured at the Vatican, MIT, Oxford, and elsewhere.

On Saturday, Oct. 20, the Colorado European Union Center of Excellence, in partnership with Colorado Ocean Coalitition, will host a brunch and seminar “European Marine Issues and Policies and Areas of Collaboration with the United States” featuring Jean-Michel Cousteau and other ocean experts. This opportunity to learn about environmental marine issues and interact with our speakers in an intimate setting will be held at the British Irish Studies Room on the fifth floor of Norlin Library on the CU campus from 11:30 am–1:30 pm.

Come help us celebrate the Peace Corps! CU-Boulder is the #1 university in the country and we want to celebrate all of the accomplishments of current and past Peace Corps volunteers. Thinking about the Peace Corps? Come learn what it is like from Return Peace Corps Volunteers who served all over the world! There will be snacks, refreshments, and a cultural dance performance. When: Oct. 23, 6 pm Where: Glenn Miller Ballroom, UMC Check out our Event website

Have you ever wanted to learn about the art of the Renaissance? Would you like to study it in Italy - where Michelangelo and Raphael created their great works of art, traveling between Florence and Rome? Join Program Director Albert Alhadeff in a three-week seminar in Florence and Rome, Italy that explores Raphael and Michelangelo and their art. Italian is not required - just an interest in Italian culture! Learn more Wednesday, Oct. 10 from 4-5 pm in Visual Arts Complex room 308.

Have you ever wanted to learn about the art of the Renaissance? Would you like to study it in Italy - where Michelangelo and Raphael created their great works of art, traveling between Florence and Rome? Join Program Director Albert Alhadeff in a three-week seminar in Florence and Rome, Italy that explores Raphael and Michelangelo and their art. Italian is not required - just an interest in Italian culture! Learn more Wednesday, Oct. 10th from 4-5 pm in Visual Arts Complex room 308.

Interested in participating on a unique Global Seminar in Beijing, conducted by Journalism Professor Meg Moritz?  You will study news accounts of China from TIME magazine and other US and Chinese media while visiting media outlets and universities, and meeting local journalists and students. Selected participants will receive a generous scholarship funded by the Tang Fund.  Interest Meeting; Wednesday, Nov. 7, 4-5 p.m., Center for Community, S435.