Lifestyle
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Seamless Fashion Show shows smiles and designs
The atmosphere was stitched with smiles and applause like the seams of the clothes worn at Absinthe House for the Seamless Fashion show on Saturday, April 28. The Fashion Design Student Association held its once-a-semester fashion show to display... read more »
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Cartoon: Only in Boulder
The opinions represented in this cartoon do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of its sponsors. Have you ever walked around Boulder and spotted something so outrageous that it could be described solely... read more »
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The internet is a hit in the fashion industry
The opinions represented in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of its sponsors. Freshman year of high school I grew tired of wearing the same Aeoropostale or Billabong T-shirts and Old Navy... read more »
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Bakin’ With Bacon: Chocolate fudge bacon cupcakes
Bacon and chocolate go together like pancakes and peanut butter, which is delicious if you have never tried it. Due to this lovely pairing, whenever I see something with chocolate I tend to imagine what it would be like with bacon. The recipe... read more »
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Two college food staples reinvented
Nothing to eat? Take a double look at that pantry and guess again. Found in college housing throughout the U.S., oatmeal and Ramen noodles can produce a plethora of delicious meals in just minutes. Here are five interesting recipes highlighting... read more »
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This St. Patrick’s Day, wear a different kind of green
The opinions in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of it’s sponsors. Shopping at H&M in the Denver Pavilions the other day, I noticed a few racks of plain, nondescript clothes.... read more »
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What’s Up, Dogg?
Walking past the location that used to be Sushi Spot, I noticed a new restaurant known as Geisty’s Dogg House. I was intrigued, and wondered what this place contributes to the food scene of the Hill. Knowing that there would be sausages galore... read more »
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Beer Buff: Avery Brewing
After I drove past the car wash, the massive fermenters outside Avery Brewery reaffirmed my journey. Oak barrels line the edges of the brewery’s beer garden in the middle of the industrial park, on the east side of Boulder. The inside... read more »
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Waffle Brothers brings tasty breakfast option to the Hill
When searching for something to eat on the Hill, there is no shortage of options to choose from. Burritos, burgers, Middle Eastern, Asian and now…waffles. Taking over the spot on College Avenue where Crepes To Go-Go used to be, Waffle... read more »
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College, Cardio and Carrots: The best tool for weight loss
The opinions represented in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of its sponsors. In the age of technology, there isn’t much the internet can’t do. And thankfully, the world-wide Web holds... read more »
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Remembering CU student Grant Munski
Grant Munski was preparing to graduate this May with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in printmaking. When the 23-year-old took his own life the weekend of April 20, the CU community was left stunned, especially those in the art department who knew Munski... read more »
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Distance runners dominate Payton Jordan Invitational
Junior Shalaya Kipp ran the second-fastest 3,000-meter steeplechase time in the world this year on Saturday at the Payton Jordan Invitational in Palo Alto, Calif. Junior Kyle MacIntosh in the 400-meter hurdles during a meet in March at Potts... read more »
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Men’s golf takes eighth at Pac-12 Tournament
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Women’s golf earns sixth at Pac-12 Championships