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You’re sorry…but why? Our culture constantly over-apologizes, and in the process we’ve lost the real meaning of remorse. By Hayla Wong

Trump and Cruz clashed and the personal overshadowed the policy in last Thursday’s debate. By Ellis Arnold, Andrew Haubner and Emily McPeak

Monogamy is often assumed to be the default standard in a relationship, but should it be? By Hayla Wong

Obama’s State of the Union address hones in on a broken political system. By Emily McPeak

Other universities hold a “dead week” for students to study before finals, while CU leaves its students hanging. By Trinity Clark

An in-depth look into the unmet need for immigration reform. By Emily McPeak

A shooting at a Planned Parenthood in Colorado Springs is only the latest in an attack on the organization. By Dani Pinkus

Navigating the family at holidays can be difficult for LGBT peopl. By Max Sendor

The facts behind what the Democratic candidates said on college tuition, minimum wage and more. By Ellis Arnold

Album Review: Logic has all the ingredients for greatness, but he doesn’t have the recipe. By Thomas Roller