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The United Campus Workers Colorado held a call-in day demanding Chancellor DiStefano minimize graduate student fees. By Mairead Brogan

Students can vote now until 8 p.m. April 8 for CUSG Representative-At-Large and Tri-Executive positions. By Mairead Brogan

Governor Polis announced that all Coloradans ages 16 and older are eligible to receive covid vaccines. By Alexander Edwards

The mass shooting in Boulder on March 22 that took ten people’s lives left students and faculty traumatized. By Nicole Dorfman

University leaders said that CU will be mostly in-person by the fall and that the semester’s schedule would be back to normal. By Henry Larson

On Thursday, hundreds of people met to mourn those who were killed in a shooting just days prior. Story by Alexander Edwards

Boulder City Council held a special meeting, creating space for healing and support after the tragic shooting on March 22. By Mairead Brogan

After a mass shooting left 10 dead, community members attend a memorial for those lost. By Henry Larson and Alec Levy-O’Brien

Law enforcement and city officials spoke at a press conference on Tuesday morning. They released more details about the shooting. By Henry Larson

Photos from the March 22, 2021 Table Mesa King Soopers mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado. By Alec Levy-O’Brien