Faculty in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication are reacting strongly, following the controversy caused by the February publication of an opinion article.
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In today’s fast-paced, hyperactive world, it is easy for people to let diet and digestive issues fall to the wayside.
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The nine Delta Chi fraternity pledges allegedly involved in damaging two Super 8 Motel rooms in Estes Park are facing criminal charges.
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Faculty members from a range of departments are speaking out on how to encourage diversity within their own field and among their colleagues and students.
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Fourteen panel members and around 30 audience members attended a Campus Press hosted diversity conference at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the University Memorial Center to discuss diversity issues on CU’s campus and within the news organization.
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CU announced the hiring of Title IX adviser Nancy Hogshead-Makar today – an appointment agreed upon in the 2007 Lisa Simpson settlement.
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According to the police blotter, police responded to an altercation outside a Safeway grocery store. Officers were told that a fight broke out after one motorist nearly hit another with his vehicle.
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The Panhellenic Sororities leadership is considering a revision to their social event policies after several new members from different chapters arrived intoxicated to two social events hosted at third party venues.
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The 2008-2009 Sustainable CU projects have been chosen after a tough decision.
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Bruce Benson had a “busy day from start to finish” when he took office on Monday as the CU system’s 22nd President said Ken McConnellogue, associate vice president for university relations.