Study "Gender, Race, and Political Economy" this summer in Cuba. You’ll earn six credits of Ethnic Studies upper-division credit. Visit historical districts, museums, universities, a child care center, Cuba's leading technological and scientific center, and more! There is no Spanish language requirement. Program length is subject to change due to U.S. government regulations. Learn more at an informational meeting with the director, CU professor Dr. Elisa Facio: Wednesday, Oct. 24, 3 p.m. in UMC 353.

Celebrating National Student Day at the CU Book Store! Oct. 4 from 11 am-2 pm. 20% off store wide, excludes textbooks, technology and a few other things, see store for details; free snacks; prizes giveaways; and much more. See you there! All while supplies last.

Game Day 9/29 - Free family photo and frame, 10 am-1 pm; free face painting in the store, 1-3 pm; meet Chip 2:30-3:30 pm and free breast cancer awareness ribbons while supplies last!

7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 9 Dr. Boris Kondratieff will delve into forensic entomology by illustrating how insects and other arthropods collected from or near human corpses are used to make scientific inferences in criminal investigations. Kondratieff explains, “When used in conjunction with other tools, insect evidence can be used to estimate the Post Mortem Interval.” He will highlight the importance of beetles as scavengers and decomposers. Presentation contains graphic elements.

5 p.m., Tuesday-Wednesday, Oct. 2-3 The CU Museum of Natural History and CU Facilities Management—Outdoor Services groups are teaming up to host two free tours of Boulder's unique and historic campus forest. The tours will meet at the south entrance of the museum (Henderson Building, near UMC) at 15th and Broadway and will be led by the always-enlightening and entertaining, 25+ year veteran and Senior Grounds Specialist, Alan Nelson (a.k.a. Tree Man).

Does the material universe provide enough evidence to support the existence of God? Join CampusFire each Tuesday night at 7 p.m. in UMC 381 as we view the DVD series "Does God Exist? - Building the scientific case". Discussion follows the video presentation.

Come join Theta Beta chapter to support the partnership between St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Delta Delta Delta national fraternity in an effort to raise $15 million by 2015! The scramble tournament features a shotgun start at 9 am and a putting contest at the Fossil Trace Golf Club in Golden. Visit dddgolfclassic.eventbrite.com to register to play or donate directly to St. Jude! Registration closes Oct. 1. Please visit our website for more information.

A 5k run to raise money for the Health Board Medical Expense Assistance Fund. The event will be taking place on Sept. 30, 2012 starting at 9 am. The run will start and end at the Duane Physics field. We are currently accepting registrations for the run via a form on our website. You can also register race-day! Registration is $18.00 / person. All proceeds go to support our Medical Expense Assistance Fund, which helps students pay for medical expenses they can't afford.

Rumi Club invites you to a panel discussion on "the end of time - The concept of Messiah in Judaism, Christianity and Islam" moderated by Brian Catlos, Ph.D., Religious Studies at CU Boulder, at Eaton Humanities Room 150 on Thursday, Sept. 27 at 6 pm. We will have a reception after the panel at 7:20 pm with some traditional food as well. rumiclub@colorado.edu

Admissions representatives from 123 laws schools will attend the Law School Fair Monday, Oct. 15 in the UMC Ballroom. This is the largest number ever for a law school fair in Colorado. Hundreds of potential law students from colleges and universities along the Front Range are expected to attend. In addition to meeting with Admissions Representatives, attendees are also welcome to hear Dean Reyes Aquilar from Utah Law speaking on "Financing Your Legal Education" at 12 pm in the Aspen Room, UMC 287. bold FREE AND OPEN TO ALL