Politics

The 2020 presidential election looked different on CU Boulder’s campus this year with more people electing to send in and drop off their ballots. By Maddie Mueller

The CU Independent spoke with Colorado’s teens about their views on the 2020 presidential election. By Henry Larson

Ilana Glazer speaks at CU Boulder Program Council’s event “CU at the Polls,” with a performance from Princess Nokia. By Maddie Mueller

“Boys State” is a painful reminder of the flaws that run deep within the American electoral process. By Ben Berman

COVID-19 poses greater challenges for student-run political organizations to engage with fellow students before election. By Erica McNamee and Maddie Mueller

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

As moderate Democrats consolidate around Joe Biden in their quest for the presidential nomination, CU students supporting Warren or Sanders are sticking to their candidates. By Anna Haynes

Danielle Allen, a visiting Harvard professor, spoke about democracy and diminishing civic education in the U.S on the CU Boulder campus Tuesday. By Noelle Videon

Four panelists with ranging political ideologies sat down Thursday on the CU Boulder campus to discuss the common issues of climate change. By Noelle Videon

Democratic candidates vying for Cory Gardners’ Senate seat in 2020 discussed how their policies will affect the Latino community during a forum in Longmont. By Noelle Videon