Board of Regents

The CU Boulder Student Government will pack the CU Board of Regents meeting on Feb. 9 to promote a ban on concealed carry. By Isabella Hammond

A guide to most of the candidates, ballot issues and ways to make your voice heard in the 2022 midterm elections. By the CU Independent

On Oct. 6, CUSG Legislative Council approved a resolution that calls on the Board of Regents to ban concealed carry. By Isabella Hammond

The visit marks a week-long tour where the board requests public input before a final vote is made at the end of April.

Todd Saliman, who filled the role in July following Mark Kennedy’s departure, was voted unanimously to the role following a vote by the board Tuesday.

The vote on Tuesday comes after month of interviews and deliberation from the presidential search committee, with the board whittling the application pool down the five candidates.

After interviewing candidates this week, the board is aiming to elect a new president by April 29. By William Oster

CU will vote to eliminate the $200 capital construction fee from tuition bills for students in April. By Addison Luetke

The University of Colorado announced plans to exit from investments in Russian companies as the country invades Ukraine. By William Oster

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