See you next semester!

See you next semester!

The CU Independent is off for the summer. Check back next fall for all the latest news about CU, Boulder and beyond.

How CU’s 5 percent increase for parking permits compares

How CU’s 5 percent increase for parking permits compares

With CU’s parking permit prices increasing next year, see how parking on campus stacks up against other schools

Q&A with Anna Faris of “The Dictator”

Q&A with Anna Faris of “The Dictator”

Anna Faris discusses her role in the comedy from the team behind “Borat.”

Tangerine offers sweet, fast brunch

Tangerine offers sweet, fast brunch

Although Tangerine is a little far for the average college kid, the restaurant makes up for it with both food and service

  • See you next semester!
  • How CU’s 5 percent increase for parking permits compares
  • Q&A with Anna Faris of “The Dictator”
  • Tangerine offers sweet, fast brunch
 
 
 

Features

 

Entertainment

  • Q&A with Anna Faris of “The Dictator”

    Q&A with Anna Faris of “The Dictator”

    The emperors of nervous laughter Sacha Baron Cohen and Larry Charles are doing their thing again with this summer’s controversy-bound “The Dictator.” Unlike their previous successes, “Borat” and “Brüno,”... read more »

 
 

What’s New?

 

On My Mind

  • “CU” at the polls

    “CU” at the polls

    The opinions represented in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of its sponsors. Voting turnout is vital in the process of electing our future president and is essential to any democratic... read more »

 
 

Sounds Good!

 

Dining Out

  • Tangerine offers sweet, fast brunch

    Tangerine offers sweet, fast brunch

    Tangerine’s a little far for the average college crowd, but the brunch makes the extra ten minutes worth it. Tucked into a shopping mall at the intersection of Iris Avenue and 28th Street; the location, paired with the fact that my friend... read more »

 
 

College Life

  • Help, help I’m being oppressed!

    Help, help I’m being oppressed!

    The opinions represented in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of its sponsors. Everyone seems to be up in arms about CU finally taking action against the outright display of lawlessness... read more »

 

CU Politics

  • CUSG election week begins

    CUSG election week begins

    Voting opens for all CU students on Monday, April 9 to elect next year’s student government officials. Students can choose from 56 candidates representing five parties—Pulse, Empower, Entrust, Invest and Independent—to fill the positions... read more »