civil rights

CU’s International Film Series hosted an advance screening and Q&A panel with the director and subject of “The Holly.” By Emi Ambory

A list of events happening across campus for the week of 2/21, including a muder mystery dinner and a poker tournament. By Bella Hammond

Through her new exhibit “Right on!” multimedia artist Angie Eng creates a dialogue about civil rights. By Ben Berman

The 72nd annual CWA conference in April will welcome entrepreneur Marc Randolph and gun control activist Shannon Watts. By Robert Tann

Isra Chaker, activist and humanitarian, will speak tomorrow about her experience working with immigrants and refugees. The event is free for the public.

Hundreds gathered to protest the selection of Mark Kennedy as the sole CU presidential finalist on Norlin Quad on Monday. By Carina Julig and Tory Lysik

Mark Kennedy is a terrible choice for university president. The regents should be ashamed that he is their sole finalist. By Alex Wolf-Root

CU students, faith leaders, activists and community members celebrated Martin Luther King’s legacy Monday. By Delaney Deskin

Chase Strangio explained how the legal system limits civil rights advances at the TRANSforming Gender Conference. By Georgia Knoles

The Black Law Students Association organized a sit-in to respond to Riley’s controversial ideas about race in the U.S. By Robert Tann