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����Oct. 7, 8, 9������Norlin Quad
Celebrate the diversity of the LGBTQ+ community by learning more about what our flags mean and why visibility is important.

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����Oct. 7������5–8 p.m.������Rec Center, Turf Gym��
Join Intramural Sports for an evening of pick-up Kwik Cricket. Teams of eight will be formed and enjoy a night of fast-paced cricket fun. Register via the Fusion Play app on your mobile device.

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����Oct. 7������5–7 p.m.������UMC 235��
Connect with alumni mentors, alumni recent grads and your peers to hear career stories and experiences of Forever Buffs with various degrees and industries. Learn about the Forever Buffs Network, and have career conversations with fellow Buffs who can offer advice and mentoring. .

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����Oct. 7������2 p.m.������C4C N238��
Join this workshop to learn about note-taking strategies and the importance of organized note-taking. In this workshop, we will provide a general overview of a handful of ways to take notes, followed by an opportunity to work with our Academic Coaches to find a note-taking strategy that works for you. Please bring an example of your class notes to make the most out of this presentation.��

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����Oct. 7������5:15–7 p.m.������Village Center Dining and Community Commons��
Learn basic cooking techniques and make a meal from scratch. All materials provided.

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����Oct. 7������11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.������C4C, Abrams Lounge
Kick off your day with The Latiné Student Alliance and The Center for Cultural Connections and Community with Cafecito y Chisme. It's the perfect way to connect with other students in the Latiné community, grab a bite on the go or hang out before heading to class. Whether you’re looking to catch up with friends or just grab a quick breakfast, you’re welcome here. We'll bring the cafecito; you bring the chisme y comunidad.

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����Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28������11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.������C4C N352��
AcuDetox is a specific type of acupuncture, called auricular acupuncture, that can lead to symptom reduction in anxiety, depression and substance use cravings, as well as can improve sleep, relaxation and concentration.

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����Oct. 7, 21������12:30–2:30 p.m.������UMC 411��
CU Medical Services is offering free AcuDetox acupuncture services. This treatment can help reduce stress, anxiety, depression and pain. AcuDetox is also a nationally recognized form of treatment for addiction, PTSD and trauma. Spaces are first-come, first-served. Space is limited.

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����Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28������11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.������UMC 414��
Check in with a CAPS counselor for an informal consultation. Let’s Talk does not provide crisis services and is not a substitute for mental health treatment. Specific focus: Problem gambling.

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����Oct. 7, 14, 21������2–3 p.m.������C4C N320��
����Oct. 13, 20, 27������1–2 p.m.������C4C N320
The Center is hosting CAPS’ Let’s Talk with a focus for and trans and gender-diverse students on Tuesdays from 1 to 2 p.m. and BIPOC students on Wednesdays from 2 to 3 p.m. Check in with a CAPS counselor for an informal consultation. Let’s Talk does not provide crisis services and is not a substitute for mental health treatment.

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����Oct. 7������6:30–8 p.m.������Folsom Field & Stadium, Touchdown Club��
Join Athletics, student athletes, Forever Buffs Latinx and The Center for the Vamos Búfalos comedy dinner. Come enjoy a night of community, food and laughs with your fellow Buffs.

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����Oct. 8������6–8:30 p.m.������Rec Center, Tennis Courts, Rooftop Terrace��
Take a break from studying and unwind with Outdoor Pursuits at S’mores Under the Stars. Enjoy a relaxing evening on the Rooftop Terrace with free s’mores, great company and a chance to recharge before heading back to your studies.

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����Oct. 8������2–4 p.m.������Kittredge Central��
The Mobile Food Pantry is free and open to ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ students, faculty and staff and community members of Boulder and Broomfield counties. Attendees will receive up to 30 pounds of food (weight can vary). Be sure to bring your own reusable bags or boxes. Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. If you would like to volunteer at the Mobile Food Pantry, .��

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����Oct. 8,15, 22, 29������Noon–1 p.m.������C4C N352��
Are you feeling anxious about classes, making new friends or life in general? This two-part workshop provides practical, lifelong tools to help you manage and reduce feelings of anxiety.��

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����Oct. 9������8–10 p.m.������CHEM 140��
Grab your friends and enjoy a free movie on the big screen with Program Council. Sit back, relax and enjoy complimentary popcorn and concessions while catching a screening of "The Dark Knight."

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����Oct. 9, 16������1:30–3:30 p.m.������C4C N320��
Join Pride every Friday for meaningful crafting or puzzle construction and learn more about queer and transgender community at the same time. Drop in any time to decompress, meet new friends and learn more about The Center. On Oct. 9 and 16, graduate student Colleen Ahern will guide us through collective tarot readings and deck creation, while emphasizing tarot's LGBTQ+ history.��

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����Oct. 10������Noon–8 p.m.������UMC,Alienware Buffalo Esports and Gaming Lounge��
Test your skills against fellow students in 1v1 esports tournaments featuring Overwatch 2, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege and League of Legends. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Not competing? Come watch and cheer on the action. Check the for the tournament schedule.

����Oct. 12������7:30 p.m.������Imig Music, Grusin Music Hall (C112)
The ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ Concert Band opens its season with a concert titled "Vox Populi," highlighting distinctive musical voices that have shaped our world. Featuring works by Frank Ticheli, Michele Fernández and Giacomo Puccini, this program brings together distinctive melodies, styles and perspectives in a celebration of the human voice.

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����Oct. 12, 26������7–9 p.m.������UMC, The Connection
Think you’ve got the brains to beat the best? Grab your friends (or fly solo) and head to The Connection for a night of trivia, laughs and prizes. Sign-up starts at 6 p.m. at the front desk, and prizes will be awarded to top teams.

Pre-Law Tuesday Talks

����Oct. 13, 20, 27������5:30 p.m.������Virtual��
Hear from attorneys, judges and law school admissions deans and directors across the country. Hosted by the Pre-Law Office and .

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����Oct. 13������11 a.m.–4 p.m.������UMC, Glenn Miller Ballroom��
Connect with employers hiring for jobs and internships in technology, engineering, data, business and related fields. Grow your network, explore opportunities and learn about potential career paths. Visit Career Fair HQ to prepare and .

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����Oct. 13, 27������UMC, The Connection��
Ready to raise, bluff and go all in? Join our Texas Hold’em tournament—no pressure, just cards, competition and a shot at some sweet prizes. Open to all skill levels. Sign-up starts at 6 p.m. at the front desk, and prizes will be awarded to top finishers.

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����Oct. 13������3:30–5 p.m.������C4C, Abrams Lounge��
Start your engines, arranquen sus motores, join The Center for Cultural Connections & Community in celebrating Latiné and Pride Months at ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ by watching Drag Race Mexico: Latiné Royale, where Latiné Drag Queens across the world compete for the crown. Snacks and drinks provided. Show will start promptly at 4 p.m., doors open at 3:30 p.m.

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����Oct. 13, 27������11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.������UMC 351��
Have rips or tears in your favorite clothes or gear? Come to our mending workshop and learn how to return them to their former glory. All materials are provided.

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����Oct. 13������5–7:30 p.m.������C4C, Abrams Lounge��
Stories Across the Sea is a storytelling and community gathering space for Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students. Rooted in the tradition of talk story, the cultural practice of coming together to share experiences openly and freely, this event invites students to connect through storytelling, celebrate AAPI heritage and build meaningful community on campus. Come share your story, listen to others and connect with one another in an open and welcoming space.

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����Oct. 14, 21������5–7 p.m.������Macky Auditorium west entrance��
Explore Boulder’s legends and local lore on a guided bike tour of some of the city’s most mysterious locations. Bike lights will be provided. Bring your bike, dress warmly and meet outside the west entrance of Norlin Library. Hosted by the CU Bike Program and open to students and community members.

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����Oct. 14������11 a.m.–4 p.m.������UMC, Glenn Miller Ballroom��
Connect with employers hiring for jobs and internships in science, engineering, health, research and related fields. Explore career opportunities, grow your network and learn about potential career paths. Visit Career Fair HQ to prepare and .

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����Oct. 14������7–8:30 p.m.������Rec Center, Mind Body Studio��
Take a break and recharge with this one-hour wellness experience. Enjoy a guided stretch, a restorative legs-up-the-wall practice and a mindful chocolate meditation designed to help you relax, reset and reconnect. .��

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����Oct. 14������2 p.m.������C4C, N238 ��
Make your own slime, aromatherapy roll-on and stress balls as part of our monthly Stress Less event. Snacks and supplies included.

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����Oct. 14������5–8:30 p.m.������Koenig Alumni Center ��
This year’s pachanga will bring students together for an unforgettable evening filled with music, dancing, delicious food and cultural experiences that honor the Latiné diaspora. Celebrate the end of a monthlong journey of reflection, connection and celebration featuring exciting entertainment, including the energy and excitement of Hugo's Lucha Libre, music to dance in community and opportunities to connect with fellow Buffs. Come enjoy an evening full of alegría, tradición and comunidad as we celebrate our shared stories, cultures and the many identities that make our Latiné community unique.

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����Oct. 15������8–10 p.m.������UMC, The Connection����
Looking for the perfect way to kick off your Thursday night? Grab your friends and head to The Connection for free bowling, billiards, ping pong and pizza. Then swing by Club 156 to enjoy live music presented by Program Council.

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����Oct. 15������11 a.m.–4 p.m.������UMC, Glenn Miller Ballroom��
New to career fairs? Meet employers, practice your networking skills and learn about internships, jobs and career paths in a low-pressure setting. Whether you're exploring your options, building confidence or figuring out how your major connects to a career, this fair is a great place to begin. Visit Career Fair HQ to prepare and .

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����Oct. 15������5–7 p.m.������C4C, N320��
Join The Center for Cultural Connections and Community and the CU Mahjong Club for a fun evening of mahjong with fellow students; no experience necessary. Whether you grew up playing at the family table or have never touched a tile, come hang out, pick up the game, enjoy snacks and boba drinks and meet some great people along the way.

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����Oct. 22������5:30–7 p.m.������C4C N320�� ��
Join us for dinner, community, engaging activities and dialogue. Make new friends or reconnect with folks you already know. Connect with peers and mentors who support wellness and nurture leadership. This event centers the experiences of women of color.

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����Oct. 22������7–9 p.m.������Rec Center, Buff Pool��
Connect with community, make new friends and enjoy a welcoming night at the pool. LGBTQ+ students, allies and all body types are invited to swim, relax and have fun in an affirming space.

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����Oct. 23������8–10 p.m.������UMC, Glenn Miller Ballroom��
Enjoy a night of bingo, performances and prizes at this special Buffs After Dark event.

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����Oct. 23������1 p.m.������C4C N238��
Join Disability Services and the Center for Leadership as we view the documentary "Crip Camp," a powerful documentary that chronicles the inspiring journey of a group of teenagers with disabilities who attended Camp Jened in the 1970s and their role in the Disability Rights movement. Grab some popcorn and enjoy an afternoon exploring themes of leadership, access and making change.

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����Oct. 23������Noon–2 p.m.������Rec Center ��
Explore how alcohol and other drugs impact your life in a judgment-free space and learn about campus resources that support your well-being.��

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����Oct. 23������5–6 p.m.������Rec Center, Mind Body Studio ��
Explore how alcohol and other drugs impact your life in a judgment-free space and learn about campus resources that support your well-being.

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����Oct. 23������6–7 p.m.������Rec Center, Cycle Studio��
Celebrate our LGBTQ+ community with friends and allies in this vibrant, high-energy cycling class. but not required.��

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����Oct. 23������Noon–2 p.m.������C4C, Abrams Lounge��
Decorate your own tote bag with all supplies provided, connect with fellow transfer students and learn about campus resources that can support your success at ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������. Stop by, get creative, build community and leave with a customized tote bag and new connections.

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����Oct. 23������1:30–3:30 p.m.������C4C N320��
Join Pride every Friday for meaningful crafting or puzzle construction and learn more about queer and trans community at the same time. Drop in at any time to decompress, meet new friends and learn more about The Center.��

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����Oct. 24��
A fun, substance-free outing involving a haunted corn maze for students interested in or dedicated to recovery. Limited spots available. Email cucrc@colorado.edu by Oct. 14 to reserve a spot.��

����Oct. 24������7:30������Grusin Music Hall, C112
Performing high-energy, tightly knit traditional, neo-traditional and highlife dance music from Ghana, ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ West African Highlife Ensemble is the first university ensemble in the U.S. to perform highlife music.

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����Oct. 26������5–6 p.m.������Virtual��
Learn about interviewing basics, how to use the START method and the interview practice resources available so you can ace your next job or internship interview. ��

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����Oct. 27������6–9 p.m.������Norlin Quad��
Join the Center for Student Involvement for our annual Pumpkin Palooza event. Show off your costume with our photo booth, paint pumpkins with your friends, enjoy pizza and fall treats and play yard games. Don't forget to dress up.

���� Oct. 27������11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.������UMC 475
Join us for a lunch-and-learn designed to help first-generation college students explore what it takes to apply to and succeed in graduate school. Over a free lunch, students will gain essential information about the application process, funding options, research opportunities and what to expect in grad-level programs. This session aims to make grad school feel more accessible, less intimidating and within reach.

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���� Oct. 28������Noon–2 p.m.������UMC fountain��
Explore how alcohol and other drugs impact your life in a judgment-free space and learn about campus resources that support your well-being.

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����Oct. 29������2–3 p.m.������C4C S440��
Don’t know where to start or feeling stuck in your job search? Join Career Services to learn about strategies for finding, applying for and successfully getting jobs and internships. Topics covered will be customized to students in the room but may include: where to search online, how to lean on your own network, attending fairs and virtual recruiting events, alternative ways to connect with employers, getting application materials ready, how to interview and any other questions on your mind.��

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����Oct. 30������8–10 p.m.������Rec Center, Buff Pool ��
Float while watching a Halloween-themed movie on the big screen, enjoy festive decorations and celebrate the season with friends.

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����Oct. 30������7–8 p.m.������Rec Center, Ice Rink ����
Come and glide around in your best costume and start Hallo-weekend off right on the ice rink. Prizes given out for the best and most creative costumes.

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����Oct. 30������7–9 p.m.������Rec Center, Climbing Gym �� ��
You'll have to complete some climbs to collect the clues, consider the evidence and solve the mystery. Free to climbing gym members or day pass holders.

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����Oct. 30������5–6 p.m.������Rec Center, Studio 2 �� ����
Celebrate Filipino American History Month with a Halloween-themed Zumba party. Enjoy an energetic workout, festive music, community connection and a costume-friendly atmosphere. The first 50 students will receive a free sport towel, and all attendees will be entered into a prize raffle.

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����Oct. 30������8 p.m.–2 a.m.������Engineering Center �� ����
Bring any and all Nerf blasters to defend yourselves and democracy in a themed Humans vs. Zombies Nerf battle. The lock-in will be held in the Engineering Center. Doors open Friday, Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. The event ends at 2 a.m. on Oct. 31.��

You must have a signed waiver to participate. Nerf blasters are subject to "feet-per-second" restrictions and limited blasters are available for check-out at the event.

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����Oct. 30������8–10 p.m.������Rec Center, Buff Pool �� ��
Float, relax and enjoy a Halloween movie at the Buff Pool. Bring your friends for a free night of film, fun and community at this special Buffs After Dark event.

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����Oct. 30������2–5 p.m.������UMC, South Terrace �� ����
Get ready for a fun and safe Halloween. Stop by for free food, wellness resources and harm-reduction supplies, connect with fellow Buffs and pick up what you need for the night ahead.

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����Oct. 30������4–7 p.m.������Beach Park �� �� ��
Join us for trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving and free food.

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����Oct. 30������1:30–3:30 p.m.������C4C, N320 �� �� ����
Join Pride every Friday for meaningful crafting, learning more about the queer and trans communities or puzzle construction. Drop in anytime to decompress, meet new friends and learn more about The Center. On Oct. 30, join us for fun Halloween crafts that celebrate queer culture.

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����Oct. 30������7–11:30 p.m.������Stearns East �� �� �� ��
Dare to enter our Haunted House in the basement of Stearns Hall, where twisted tales and terrifying legends come to life. Creep through shadowy halls filled with haunting scenes highlighting the classic Nightmare Before Christmas. Once you’ve made it out (if you can), head to the Stearns Central lobby for a lively Halloween carnival featuring thrilling games and fun activities.��

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����Oct. 31������Farrand Field �� �� �� ��
Come cheer on the Buffs at this student tailgate tradition. There will be free food, games, music and a chance to be chosen as the Student Fan of the Game. The selected Student Fan of the Game will have the chance to walk onto Folsom Field during the game.