Russia

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

Three CU Boulder professors help make sense of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, its cost and what comes next. By Henry Larson

Tolokonnikova spoke at the Chautauqua Community House Saturday about her experience fighting oppressive Russian policies. By Tory Lysik

For the second time in as many World University Games, CU Buffs senior Kathleen Ash will represent Team USA in hockey. By Scott MacDonald

A night of Russian classical music by Borodin, Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev graced Macky Auditorium Saturday. By Isabella Fincher

Consul General Jimin Kim discussed the North Korean nuclear threat and the history of the regime. By Noah Zucker

These attacks are the most severe in a string of events worldwide that show that homophobia is anything but gone. By Carina Julig

Edward Snowden spoke to CU students about privacy, national security and why he leaked NSA documents. By Jake Mauff

This week in the world: Russian airstrikes in Syria, tensions in the West Bank and a Taliban retreat in Afghanistan. By Giorgio Ausenda

The U.S. and Russia may come to an agreement on the Syrian crisis, and conflict in South America moves toward diplomacy. By Giorgio Ausenda