Anthony Roberson has been under investigation for the alleged sexual exploitation of a child from 2018. By the CU Independent staff
Longform
-
-
CultureEntertainmentFeaturedLongform
Black films matter: The stories behind IFS’ Black History Month screenings
by Eli Wetterby Eli WetterReiland Rabaka, the director of CAAAS, and other Black creatives at CU discuss their film choices for IFS’ Black History Month screenings. By Eli Wetter
-
CUSGFeaturedLongformNews
Student government pushes for action on concealed carry at Board of Regents meeting
A history of bans on concealed carry on CU campuses from 1970-present and what that policy might look like in the future. By Isabella Hammond
-
EntertainmentFeaturedLongformTheatre
More than a plaque: Representation for Indigenous Colorado creatives
Three local creatives are challenging stereotypical Indigenous representations in the Rocky Mountain region. By Jazmyne Bernal and Helen Flock
-
FeaturedLongformNews
CU Boulder enrolled alleged white supremacist with knowledge of his past
by Henry Larsonby Henry LarsonOfficials were notified about a CU Boulder student’s connection to Patriot Front and his violent posts before he stepped on campus.
-
CampusCommunityFeaturedLongformNews
LGBTQ+ students demand more gender-inclusive bathrooms on campus
by Izzy Fincherby Izzy FincherThe lack of accessible gender-inclusive restrooms on the CU Boulder campus could impact LGBTQ+ students’ mental and physical health.
-
CommunityFeaturedLongformNewsProtest
No charges filed one year after PIKE protest, with some reforms slow to come
by Henry Larsonby Henry LarsonLooking back on Nov. 5, when students marched to the PIKE fraternity house to protest sexual misconduct. By Henry Larson and Bella Hammond
-
CampusCommunityCrimeFeaturedLongformNewsTitle IX
Student report less sexual misconduct but increased severity of assaults, according to campus survey
by Henry Larsonby Henry LarsonOfficials will hold a town hall on Sept. 26 discussing the 2021 sexual misconduct survey and their new task force. By Henry Larson and Bella Hammond
-
CultureEntertainmentFeaturedLongform
Surviving through art: CU Boulder artists reflect on how the pandemic changed their artmaking practices forever
How did the University of Colorado Boulder’s art scene survive the deadliest pandemic in U.S. history?…
-
Beyond BoulderFeaturedLongformNewsPolitics
Illicit fentanyl’s role in CU Boulder culture has poisoned community members
by Guest Writerby Guest WriterEditor’s Note: On National Fentanyl Awareness Day, this story is being cross-published in The Bold and…
Newer Posts