Coronavirus

COVID-19 vaccines are becoming more accessible in Colorado. What does that mean for the CU Boulder community? By Alexander Zyles

University of Colorado Boulder Chancellor Philip DiStefano tested positive for COVID-19 today. By Henry Larson

CDPHE announced shift to Level Orange effective Friday; CU announces transition to remote learning on Monday, November 16. By Mairead Brogan

Mental health experts discussed the challenges people are facing due to the pandemic in a virtual panel Wednesday. By Alexandra Llorca

CU Boulder announced a transition from temporary remote instruction to in-person/hybrid following COVID-19 case numbers decreasing. By Mairead Brogan.

We asked over 200 CU Boulder students for their responses to the university’s handling of COVID-19 this semester. By the CU Independent

Boulder County Public Health issued a strong recommendation on Sept. 15 for all CU students to quarantine for 14 days. By Henry Larson

Chancellor DiStefano sends email to CU Boulder community in regards to recent spike in positive COVID-19 cases and UCWC demands administration takes responsibility. By Noelle Videon

United Campus Workers Colorado demand conditions be met for safe and equitable reopening in the fall. By Noelle Videon

Since CU Boulder students have moved in on campus less than a week ago, the university has seen 9 positive cases of COVID-19. By Henry Larson