You can thank this CU professor for the ancient Viking language in ‘Frozen’
CU Professor Jackson Crawford, who translated the Old Norse runes for “Frozen 2,” shares his experience working for Disney.
Izzy Fincher
I am a classical guitarist, studying at the University of Colorado Boulder. When I am not practicing, I write about music and the arts for the CU Independent, teach yoga and listen to podcasts.
Piano virtuoso Pierre-Laurent Aimard doubles back to Beethoven
French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard linked forward-thinking musical geniuses at CU’s Macky Auditorium.
Nobuntu radiates joy with mbube a capella
Nobuntu’s dynamic dancing and warm, mellifluous a capella vocals filled Macky Auditorium with warmth.
Al Di Meola brings high caliber musicianship to the Boulder Theater
Jazz guitarist Al Di Meola sampled from his vast repertoire to build a thoroughly enjoyable, intimate set.
‘Los Seis’: Nearly 50 years later, lives of six Chicano students are remembered
In 1974, six Chicano activists, some CU students and some alumnus, died in car bombings. Now, a new memorial remembers the stories of Los Seis.
Meet Comedian Dusty Slay
Dusty Slay, known for his “dry, country comedy,” will be coming to Boulder in August, 2019.
Acting group for people with disabilities puts on show-stopping performance with ‘Chicago’
The Phamaly Theatre Company, aiming to make more inclusive theatrical performances, brought stories of the Windy City to Denver.
“The Cloud That Fell From The Sky” – CU alumni’s book signing at Tattered Cover
In an exclusive interview, the CUI hears from CU alum Judy Choi about her and her niece, Phoenix Brown’s, new debut poetry book on being Chinese Americans.
‘Inclusipedia’ brings underrepresented people of Boulder to light
The project is giving representation to women and people of color in the Boulder community through new Wikipedia pages.
Violinist Chloé Trevor performs mashup of “Four Seasons”
Virtuoso Chloé Trevor performed Vivaldi’s and Piazzolla’s “The Four Seasons” with beauty and grace.