College Life
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AIDS Memorial Quilt Lights up the Norlin Quad
The Queer Initiative displayed the AIDS memorial quilts in Norlin Quad from Sept. 26-30. This quilt is committed to commemorating the people who have died from AIDS-related illness since the 1980s and raises public awareness of the disease. Contact... read more »
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Where is Allie McLaughlin?
The opinions represented in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of its sponsors. When I entered my freshman year at CU in the fall of 2009, I considered trying to walk on to the Buffs’... read more »
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The hunger dilemma
The opinions represented in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CUIndependent.com nor any of its sponsors. College presents all kinds of freedoms, and one of the freedoms people seldom discuss is the freedom of eating.... read more »
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Freshmen Fever
Rhapsody Rhines from Anna (near Dallas), TX, lives in Williams Village North and is an open option major, but is interested in engineering (CU Independent/Jake Fojtik) Imagine: You exit your residence hall hurriedly to give the illusion... read more »
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Student government calls for repeal of Colorado Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights
CU Student Government approved a bill 10-4 Thursday night that expresses their opinion that the state should repeal Colorado’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, well-known as TABOR. Under TABOR, which passed on Colorado’s 1992 ballot, if... read more »
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Skiers dominate 3-day Rocky Mountain Championships
The Colorado ski team increased their lead throughout the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association Championships in Bozeman, Montana over the weekend and went home with a decisive 905.5-point victory. On Friday, the women’s team... read more »
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Women’s basketball earns ‘W’ at last home game of the season
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Buffs pull away after slow start against Cougars