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CU Boulder students are likely to support banning concealed carry, while a majority of UCCS students don’t support a ban. By Henry Larson

Fifty-seven percent of sexual assaults reported by undergraduates occurred during their first year at CU Boulder, according to new data. By Isabella Hammond

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

The novel coronavirus pandemic spells a new normal for CU Boulder students. The CUI set out to understand what this looks like. By Robert Tann, Hannah Metzger, Anna Haynes and Casey Paul

CU’s privacy policy is dangerously arbitrary. Here’s what could happen if CU does not commit to stronger data protection policies for students. By Walter Madison

CU’s personality test is likely taking more than its fair share of information from you. If you can opt-out, do it. By Walter Madison

The CU Independent introduces a new tool to help students before signing up for classes – the CUI grades database. By Robert R. Denton