ASSETT will be hosting a virtual book club featuring “The Defining Decade” by Meg Jay. By Isabella Fincher

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CU senior Steven Thai reflects on his passion for film and the success of his latest short “Safe.” By Isabella Fincher

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With 48 musicians, CU composer Jordan Holloway remotely premieres his symphony, a powerful, refreshing take on American patriotism. By Isabella Fincher

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“Through Glass,” released June 12, shows modern music’s stylistic breadth and power for social commentary. By Isabella Fincher

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CU musicians Asha Romeo and Eli Harvey use music as activism in the Black Lives Matter movement. By Isabella Fincher

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If we don’t stop exploiting animals everywhere, COVID-19 is just the beginning. By Isabella Fincher

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Being inside doesn’t have to be boring. Here are our top ideas for things to do this weekend from film, music, art and workouts. By Isabella Fincher

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Joe Hisaishi’s 2020 compilation album “Dream Songs” is a powerful reminder of human’s relationship with nature. By Isabella Fincher

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CU Boulder’s David Korevaar has recorded 22 Beethoven piano sonatas in 22 days and has 10 more to go. By Isabella Fincher

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CU Presents’ cancellations have devastated students, but they plan to return in the fall of 2020. By Isabella Fincher

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