Business

A group of CU public relations and advertising students are running a media literacy campaign for PRSSA’s Bateman Case Study Competition. By Gabbie Burton

Two years into the deal, CU Boulder continues to face controversy after their sports betting partnership. By Izzy Fincher

King Soopers announced the Table Mesa store will reopen almost a year since the mass shooting impacted the community. By William Oster

A nine-month CUI investigation into the Yellow Deli revealed the restaurant’s extensive ties to child abuse and cult-like practices. By Nicole Dorfman

Of the top twenty earners, only three are women, reflecting a disparity from the university’s goals. By Stephanie Wood and Chris Koehler

Reddit VP Katelin Holloway spoke at CU about the company’s efforts to diversify their staff and user base. By Joel Ives

The group studied the school-to-prison pipeline over spring break to augment their education and urge others to do the same. By Carina Julig

GroupRaise is a new company dedicated to helping clubs and charities raise money. By Maris Westrum

Gadgets like the Sound Grenade and smartphone apps like Phone Flare and Lifeline Enterprise help you stay safe on campus. By Eliza Radeka

The Trep Café, a student-run retailer in the William M. White Business Library, is closing. A new café may open this fall. By Jordyn Siemens