Robert Tann

Experts weigh in on how they’re seeing the effects of coronavirus in their field and what it means for millions in Colorado. By Robert Tann

CU Boulder will offer students in most classes the option to change their grade to “pass/fail” in a bid to ease students and educator’s stress over online classes. By Robert Tann

About 66% of on-campus residents have left. For those who remain, keeping a routine will be essential to combat loneliness. By Robert Tann

Mark Kennedy joined 19 other higher education leaders in writing to Colorado’s congressional delegation asking it to work with Congress to provide financial relief for colleges amidst COVID-19’s damage to the economy. By Robert Tann

A spokesperson for the council that governs 22 Boulder fraternities confirmed that a CU fraternity member tested positive for COVID-19 after a weekend party. By Robert Tann

The CUI is suspending in-person meetings, but our work continues. We will navigate this crisis together and remain the voice of the CU Boulder community. By Robert Tann

All three people are in their 20s. The announcement comes after the city and county took drastic public safety measures to combat the virus’ spread. By Robert Tann

Boulder’s Interfraternity Council on the Hill says it will cancel future events in response to the spreading coronavirus. However, it will not enforce a ban on upcoming St. Patrick’s Day parties. By Robert Tann

Some students at CU Boulder are lamenting their transition to online classes. Others are leaving the campus and heading home. By Robert Tann

The 72nd Conference on World Affairs would have brought over 150 experts to the Boulder campus for a near week-long series of events. By Robert Tann