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  CU French Club 2020 Calendar! BONJOUR! French film, food, and fun. All levels of French welcome! January 1/22 Film Series: Coco Avant Chanel - Humanities 150 @5pm February 2/5 Film Series: Prendre le Large - Humanities 135 @5pm 2/25 Fête

The number of University of Colorado Boulder students studying abroad is increasing at a rate that outpaces the national average, according to a new report from the Institute for International Education. Nearly 2,000 ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ students

French Club Film Caché Thursday, November 14 HUMN 135 at 5:00 PM Caché is a 2005 psychological thriller written and directed by Michael Kaneke and starring Daniel Auteuil and Juliette Binoche. The film which explores guilt, childhood, and

POWER TO THE PEOPLE: Multicultural Italian Hip Hop & Activism Amir Issaa October 14, 2019 7:00 PM Old Main Chapel ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ Main Campus Free and open to the public   The Department of French and Italian invites you to a special

This coming Saturday, October 5th beginning at 9:30am, French Club will be hosting a hike at Chautauqua! We had a lovely time with this event last year and it was fun to have the students connect in a different setting.

A guest lecture by Christopher L. Miller on Tuesday October 1st 2019 Reception at 4:10pm followed by the lecture at 4:30pm in the Center for British and Irish Studies M549 Norlin Library   Christopher L. Miller - Yale University  

Congratulations to Suzanne Magnanini for receiving the 2019 President's Teaching Scholars Award   Ph.D., associate professor, Department of French and Italian, ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ Suzanne Magnanini, University of Colorado faculty member has been

  My BA in French made me the tech CEO I am today “Not everything you need to succeed in business revolves around 1s and 0s.” Growing up, my family had a cottage on the border of Vermont and Quebec. During summers, we were immersed in French-

Watch our BuffVision Video--French primer with soccer team.  [video:https://youtu.be/aSD3YC7v6AQ]

Shelby Eidel, from Maryland, is majoring in integrative physiology and French.  While Eidel has always known that she wanted to go into science, which she loves, she began taking French in middle school. She worried that if she didn’