President Obama to visit CU
President Barack Obama will be visiting CU’s campus on Tuesday, April 24.
(Courtesy whitehouse.gov/Pete Souza)
White House officials confirmed to the Denver Post that the president will be in Boulder as part of a series of short stops to universities in several states. After his stop in Boulder, he will travel to Chapel Hill, North Carolina and Iowa City, Iowa, the Post reports.
Details of the visit and what the president will speak about are unknown at this time. Check back with the CU Independent for updates.
Contact CU Independent Breaking News Editor Annie Melton at [email protected].
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