Breaking News

CU announces updated COVID response for spring semester including late start, January 14. By Mairead Brogan

Second fire in Boulder County discovered at the 14000 block of Lefthand Canyon Drive. By Noelle Videon

All classes at the University of Colorado Boulder will move to remote learning beginning Sept. 23 through Oct. 7. By Henry Larson

Monday around noon, the East Side of campus experienced multiple power outages lasting about an hour. By Henry Larson

Denver School Board Director Tay Anderson has called for CU sophomore Chase Kramis to be expelled for racist language. By Henry Larson

Beginning March 16, all CU Boulder classes will be taught online in response to the global coronavirus outbreak. By Noelle Videon

The CU Boulder Police Department says it is investigating an anonymous email sent to faculty members in Ketchum and stationed police inside the building Wednesday. By Noelle Videon

Nicholas Kennedy, a CUSG tri-executive, has resigned his position. He served in CUSG for over a year. By Tory Lysik

CUPD officer Matt DeLaria shot a man who police say fell or jumped from a parking garage and died. The man had been the suspect in a homicide. By Tory Lysik

About 5,000 people experienced power outages Monday morning, with crews working to restore power as soon as possible. By Lucy Haggard