The committee searching for the University of Colorado Boulder’s next chancellor has postponed a forum originally…
Despite the latest loss, the Buffaloes’ late-season success propelled them to a No. 10 seed in the March Madness tournament. By Eli Gregorski
Class struggle, heartbreak and the dawn of a new world in CU Presents’ “Titanic, the Musical”
CU Presents is performing “Titanic, the Musical” at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Macky Auditorium March 15-17.
CU Boulder has $270 million invested in our own extinction. So, I must ask the Board of Regents: why are you killing us? By Bianca Perez
‘At a boiling point’: Antisemitic, Islamophobic discrimination reports skyrocket following Israel-Hamas war
Reports of antisemitism and Islamophobia are significantly higher than last year, according to university data. By Henry Larson and Kiara DeMare
The High Hawks performed at the eTown Music Hall in Boulder following the release of their new album. By Clementine Miller
As polls closed on the 2023 election, voters cast their ballots on issues impacting Coloradans residents. By Isabella Hammond & Henry Larson
CUSG hosted their fall electoral debate with four candidates running uncontested for five open seats. By Lucy Adlen
Students who attended CU during spring 2020 have a preliminary settlement in a class action lawsuit against the university. By Henry Larson
In the week leading up to spring break and the final days of Women’s History Month, there’s plenty to do at CU Boulder. By Lauren Hill