CU Boulder will mandate booster shots or an eligible exemption by Feb. 24 for campus community members. By Henry Larson
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CU Boulder to go remote for start of spring semester
by Henry Larsonby Henry LarsonOfficials announced the University of Colorado Boulder would be remote at the start of the semester. By Henry Larson
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CU President and officials give update on Marshall and Middle Fork fires
by Zoe Schachtby Zoe SchachtApproximatly 6,000 acres were burned within Superior, Louisville and parts of Boulder County. By Zoe Schacht
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CU to consider changes to spring semester as fires rage across Boulder County
by Henry Larsonby Henry LarsonAt 11:17 a.m. on Thursday, the Boulder Office of Emergency Management tweeted that “the Boulder Emergency…
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CU announces the spring semester is expected to stay in-person
CU’s Provost and COO provide an update on the spring semester as the omnicron variant upends life across the U.S. By Alexander Zyles
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A guide on how to navigate winter break through uncertain weather and amidst a pandemic. By Haley Lauritzen
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On Thursday, Dec. 7 at around 8:40 pm, students inside several University of Colorado Boulder buildings…
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CU professor uses fieldwork experiences to educate in the classroom
by Guest Writerby Guest WriterCU Professor Carol Conzelman describes her experiences in Bolivia and how she uses them to educate students. By Emma Greene
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The first case of the Omicron variant in Boulder County was discovered by health officials. By Alexander Zyles
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Table Mesa King Soopers to reopen in January, nearly a year after shooting
King Soopers announced the Table Mesa store will reopen almost a year since the mass shooting impacted the community. By William Oster
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