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Speak Out: Stitching awareness with the AIDS Memorial Quilt
Cleve Jones accompanies quilt for advocacy and outreach on campus
Fourteen thousand people will die by the end of this year due to AIDS in the U.S.
Speak Out: Come out to CILA for a lesson in time management
CU campus needs to adopt a higher level of patience and understanding
In a fast-paced society that focuses on work and the bottom line, time is of the essence and everything is made to go faster.
French Senate approves burqa ban
Students find new law in violation of religious freedom
CU students are reacting to a French law that will prohibit individuals from wearing any form of face veil in public.
Second suspect arrested for assault against CU student
Police say bias-motivated case now closed
Police are making Boulder safer by closing a case involving bias-motivated crime towards a CU student.
CU football players battle stereotypes, racism
Student athletes comment on their experiences on and off the field
B.J. Beatty is no stranger to remarks made about his long, red hair.
Bias-motivated attack on campus
CU leadership offers support
Boulder police are investigating a bias-motivated assault, according to a news release.
GLBT Resource Center hosts barbecue
Students enjoy informative welcome-back event
A rainbow flag flew high on Regent Lawn as students gathered in line for the GLBT barbecue yesterday evening.
CU alum arrested for protesting
Students react to "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Mara Boyd, CU alum and discharged ROTC service member, is using her experience at CU to make a statement.
“On the Road to Equality”
Queer Initiative premieres film on D.C. march
The business school is usually filled with frantically studying students, not 40 rambunctious, excited people gathered to watch a film.
Series: Religionism at CU
Catholicism and the perception of tolerance
While most seniors will savor the recklessness they are privy to after the thrill of graduation has abated, Daniel Ciucci, a 22-year-old senior majoring in business administration with an emphasis in management, will head to a seminary in Denver in August where he will study to be a Catholic priest.