Entertainment

Earth Week Music Festival took place on Farrand Field April 17 as hosted by the CUSG Sustainability Chair. By Summer Aljobory

CU Boulder’s Spring Concert hosted lively performances from musical artists Cordae, N3ptune and Rusty Steve on April 21. By Gabbie Burton

Multimedia artist Delita Martin visited the CU Art Museum to discuss the use of printmaking as activism in her community. By Summer Aljobory

CU’s Department of French and Italian will host the 13th edition of the Italian Film Festival’s Boulder stop. By Lauren Hill

In her latest fairy tale art book “The Ookleberry Tree,” CU alum Judy Choi hopes to inspire people to stand up against anti-Asian bullying. By Izzy Fincher

In the week leading up to spring break and the final days of Women’s History Month, there’s plenty to do at CU Boulder. By Lauren Hill

Denver-based poet Aerik Francis hopes their work can inspire other queer writers to express themselves freely at CU’s Queer Literature and Performance Festival. By Lauren Hill

The CU College of Music will present Jules Massenet’s classic fairy tale opera “Cendrillon” on March 17 and 19 at Macky Auditorium. By Izzy Fincher

Matthias Bolon is a MA student at CU Boulder helping bring consent-based practices to CU’s Sandbox Theatre. By Lauren Hill

This year’s Oscar nominations mark a step forward for AAPI representation, but one professor says the Academy can do more. By Izzy Fincher