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Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan spoke with Colorado Law School Professor Suzette Malveaux and answered student questions at the annual John Paul Stevens lecture. She talked about the inner…

Governor Kate Brown gave the commencement address to 2018 graduating students of the University of Colorado in Boulder, her alma mater. She talked about immigration, environmentalism, discri…

Victor Blue and Mitch Utterback spoke at a University of Colorado in Boulder event titled, “Embedded in Iraq: Journalists Encounter the Islamic State,” on the documentation of conflict and w…

Patricia Limerick spoke to educators about westward expansion and the closing of the American West in the 20th century. She talked about how the West has been portrayed as both pastoral and …

Former National Endowment for the Humanities chair William Adams talked about how the humanities, the study and interpretation of the human experience, can help combat veterans process their…

Scientists predicted some of the technological and environmental changes that could occur over the next century. Some of the areas they explored included artificial intelligence, brain augme…

Townhall political editor Guy Benson and other political commentators participated in a panel discussion on the future of the political parties. This panel was part of a World Affairs confer…

Professor Paul Sutter talked about how the rise of commercialized fertilizer changed global trade and farming practices. He described how, during the 1800s, farmers looked for various source…

Scientists, authors, and journalists examined the phenomenon known as “science denialism.” Topics included the religious and corporate roots of those beliefs. They talked about how to get “s…

Journalists, authors, and academics talked about whether the U.S. was becoming a police state, amid continuing controversies about police shootings around the country. “Hands Up, Don’t S…

Panelists talked about how civilians are affected by war. Topics included whether or not civilian casualties are ever justified, how the civilian presence effects war planning, and the lack …

Panelists discussed their forecasts for the political future of the United States. Panelists included both Democratic and Republican strategists, and topics included the 2014 midterm and 201…

Jane Little, a British writer and broadcaster who became the first religious affairs correspondent for the BBC World Service, delivered the keynote address at a University of Colorado Confer…

Panelists talked about uses for Twitter, and answered questions from audience members. Some of the uses they discussed were journalism, politics, revolutions, and frivolity. Panelists includ…

Panelists talked about the effects of the Internet and new technology on the human brain and on child development. This program was part of the University of Colorado Annual Conference on Wo…

Panelists talked about the impact of mass public consumption on food waste and environmental degradation. They also responded to questions from the audience. This program was part of the Uni…

Panelists talked about advertisement targeting and profiling in new forms of technology, including social media. The event was hosted by the University of Colorado Law School which held its …

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke about the Supreme Court and the law. In her remarks she said she thought the court would address the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and issues…

Panelists talked about the amount of foreign aid given by the United States. Carrie Hessler-Radelet in her opening statement said, “Most Americans vastly overestimate how much we actually sp…

Business leaders offered advice to young women on breaking through the “glass ceiling.” Topics included pay equity women in leadership, diversity, women and men’s brain processes, and the pe…