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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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Body of homeless man found in Boulder Creek
The body of a homeless man was discovered Friday morning in Boulder Creek by 13th Street and Arapahoe Avenue. Boulder police have been investigating the case since 6:30 a.m., when a passerby walking along the creek noticed the body. The man,... read more »
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CU student chosen to introduce Obama
By luck of the draw, Daniel Paiz was chosen to introduce President Obama at his speech on Tuesday. Paiz, a senior international affairs major, got up in front of a packed Coors Events Center Tuesday evening to introduce the president. Whether... read more »
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Bear tranquilized in tree near Williams Village
A bear spotted wandering around Williams Village this morning has been safely tranquilized by wildlife officials. Ryan Huff, CU Police Department spokesperson, said that CUPD received a call around 8 a.m. Thursday morning that a bear was wondering... read more »
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Multi-disciplinary school for journalism study to be further discussed at CU
Plans for a new college to replace the School of Journalism and Mass Communication are moving forward and will require a cohesion of faculty from different colleges within CU. Mark Briggs the director of digital media for KING-5 TV in Seattle... read more »
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President Obama to CU: “We’ve got to make college affordable for you”
One thing was on the mind of President Barack Obama Tuesday night when he visited the University of Colorado: affordable higher education. As part of his current cross-country college tour, President Obama spoke to a packed Coors Event Center... read more »
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President Obama’s CU Boulder Speech
President Obama came to speak at CU Boulder on Tuesday the 24th. Below Courtesy of Newsteam Boulder is his speech in its entirety.
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CU student driver hits pedestrian on campus
A jogger was hit by a car driven by a CU student on the evening of April 23. Boulder resident Joseph Sampson,24, was running along Colorado Avenue near the Dal Ward Athletic Center when a SUV driven by Erika Petrak, a 21-year-old senior engineering... read more »
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Obama’s lower interest rates of great interest to CU students
President Barack Obama’s impeding arrival on campus is a topic of much discussion at CU this week. With his plan of discussing lowering student loan interest rates, it’s an issue at the forefront of most students’ minds and close to... read more »
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CU students line up for tickets to see Obama
Hundreds of CU students waited patiently in line at the University Memorial Center Sunday morning to get a ticket to see president Barack Obama speak at the Coors Events Center on Tuesday. The line wrapped around the UMC, from the front doors... read more »



