Politics

Progressive Candidate Neal Walia has a vision for a more progressive, inclusive Denver voters make their way to the polls. By Will Oster

With this ruling, Unity is therefore reinstated in the Spring 2022 CUSG election and are the new Tri-Executives of CUSG, making them the first all-female ticket in CU’s history. By William Oster

CUSG candidates made their case for election to students, promoting bold policy changes and more resources for students. By William Oster

Three CU Boulder professors help make sense of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, its cost and what comes next. By Henry Larson

On Wednesday, Feb. 16, several dozen people gathered to watch Gov. Jared Polis speak in downtown…

Chance Hill, the Republican regents representing Colorado’s 5th district, resigns Friday morning. By William Oster

Former CU Visiting Professor John Eastman has been subpeonaed by C3ongress for his part in the Jan. 6 insurrection. By William Oster

CU regent candidates Ilana Spiegel and Richard Murray discussed their plans to address affordable tuition and budget cuts, barriers for BIPOC and DACA students and regent law Monday. By Mairead Brogan

Denver residents will vote on Initiative 300 this May, a bill which protects the right to rest and eat in public spaces. By Bri Barnum

Sen. Amy Klobuchar discussed progressive policies and urged young people to stay politically involved. By Robert Tann