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Local Groove: Aviva will headline at Club 156
Friday night is party night, and this Friday is Ladies Night at Club 156. CU Boulder’s own Aviva plans to kick off the night with her tunes along with DJs Vader, AyeYo and Tim John iLL. With only about a year of DJing under her belt,19-year-old... read more »
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Good spirits for the holiday season
Thanksgiving is over, which means its officially time for hanging lights, furiously wrapping presents and enjoying the sweet treats that come with the holiday season. To help make your weekends even more holiday-themed, the CU Independent has... read more »
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Costumed revelers crawl Pearl Street
During the last weekend of October, a congregation of Boulderites disguise themselves as zombies and monsters, princes and princesses, and other outrageous creatures on the Pearl Street Mall. On Halloween weekend, citizens of Boulder and other... read more »
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He’s back!
With unmatched enthusiasm about rocks, sundials, minute archaic creatures in the ocean and Mars, Bill Nye the Science Guy opened the Spacevision 2011 conference like only Bill Nye the Science Guy could do. Bill Nye, former science guy and... read more »
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Homecoming weekend lowdown
Get ready to show your Buff pride because this weekend is full of fun events to celebrate homecoming. Friday night kicks off homecoming weekend with CU’s marching band, the Golden Buffalo. The band will line up in front of the courthouse and... read more »
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Eight ways to pumpkinize your life
Fall has officially started and pumpkins are back. The CU Independent has compiled a few ideas on what to do with your favorite globular yellow-orange fruit. It may get messy and sticky, but pumpkins are extremely versatile. So get creative... read more »
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“Casanova at Twilight” disenchants Casanova’s legend
A scandalous, theatrical romp sounds like a wonderful idea for the weekend, but this particular adventure didn’t live up to its advertisement. Written by Bill Mooney, “Casanova at Twilight” is a musical inspired by Giacomo... read more »
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Gypsy Farm Market celebrates local artisans
A seller describes her wares at the Gypsy Farm Market. (CU Independent/Stephanie Riesco) This weekend, classic trucks and booths filled with handmade earrings, clothing, and vintage finds lined The Commons at Boulder Junction for Boulder’s... read more »
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Pure Barre works Boulder out
It’s going to be hard, rewarding, and fun. Pure Barre, a ballet barre inspired workout franchise, opened its doors on 29th Street last January. This workout combines Pilates, yoga, ballet, and pumped-up music to give clients a full body workout. (Courtesy... read more »
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Book Buff: Start Something That Matters
(Courtesy of TOMS Shoes) One for One is a movement that has allowed children in need to receive shoes, eyewear, meals and immunizations all over the world. Blake Mycoskie, the founder of this movement, wants to inspire others to do what he has... read more »
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Student government distributes $17.7 million in annual student fees
Student government allocated $17.7 million in student fees for the 2013-14 fiscal year to 15 CU Boulder departments Wednesday and Thursday nights in an annual public discussion that lasted over 12 hours. The total budget is higher than fiscal... read more »
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Upset: Men’s basketball wins Arizona rematch
The University of Colorado men’s basketball beat the Arizona Wildcats 71-58 Thursday, healing a wound the left after teams’ previous encounter. The last game on Jan. 3 was close, but ended with a ‘no’ call from the refs after a three... read more »
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CU’s Webb and Lewis arrested on assault
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Opinion: Was Andre’s choice to leave CU his best move?