CU Boulder is now home to some of the best collegiate martial artists in the country following a national championship. By Jesse Hughes
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Perspective: Creating more options for people to seek asylum and refuge in America is a sure way to ease their struggle. By Guest Writer Nicholas Johnson
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FeaturedOpinion
Perspective: Students of color face a harsh reality in predominantly white institutions
Students of color are discriminated against in minor and major ways in schools, writes guest writer Gabriella Aubel.
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The student body still deserves to know what that issue is, given how severely it affects us. What is going on? By Charles Wofford
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Beyond BoulderFeaturedLongformNewsPolitics
Illicit fentanyl’s role in CU Boulder culture has poisoned community members
Editor’s Note: On National Fentanyl Awareness Day, this story is being cross-published in The Bold and…
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In his latest album, Earl Sweatshirt tackles controversial subjects with an ear for music that will stay with the listener. By Joris Alawoe
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Covid cases may be decreasing across the country, but what if you test positive in your dorm room? Here’s what to do. By Maryjane Glynn
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The relatable situations and responses of “Good Listener” help listeners understand they are not alone in their desire to be recognized. By Lauren Gero
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New NIL Rules Allow for Student-Athletes to make personal profit
Recent NIL changes have allowed student athletes to profit off of personal brand deals. By Sarah Grim
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