coronavirus

Students who attended CU during spring 2020 have a preliminary settlement in a class action lawsuit against the university. By Henry Larson

  University of Colorado Boulder officials hosted a virtual town hall Tuesday, August 9, addressing COVID-19…

The University of Colorado Boulder will drop its mask mandates for students, faculty and staff at…

CU’s Provost and COO provide an update on the spring semester as the omnicron variant upends life across the U.S. By Alexander Zyles

CU announced on April 28 that faculty, staff and students must recieve a COVID-19 vaccine for the fall semester 2021. By Mairead Brogan

Provost announces updates to Covid vaccine distribution both in Colorado and at CU in response to Gov. Polis update today. By Bailey Diamond

As students worry about going back to class in a pandemic, CU Boulder is unvelling some changes. By Bailey Diamond

In a message to the CU community, the Provost and COO said the university would be offering a more robust fall semester this year. By Henry Larson

On Feb. 9, CU President Mark Kennedy said that community member data was vulnerable to a data breach that happened in January. By Henry Larson

CU residential advisors do not feel safe in dorms and seek hazard pay with help of UCWC. By Alexander Edwards