Student Fees

During their Feb. 2 meeting, CUSG Legislative Council ratified two new members and introduced two new bills. By Natalie Weiland

CU students are paying large student fees during the pandemic. Many facilities and services are not being used due to a mostly remote campus. Students need to be refunded for unused services and facilities by Emily Ladd

Graduate students organized by the Committee on Rights and Compensation marched on campus in protest of mandatory fees. By Robert Tann

UGGS claims it lacks representation and involvement as CUSG navigates recent propositions from the graduate faction. By Tory Lysik

CU’s regents put forward changes for health and transportation student fees while discussing changes to graduate programs. By Tory Lysik

Protestors walked out of classes and labs on Tuesday morning to speak out against $2,000 in graduate student fees. By Delaney Deskin and Dustin Martinez

Of the $6,100 that Turning Point USA received in funding for the event, $2,500 went towards Coulter’s speaking fee. By Jackson Barnett

CU touts its mental health facilities and programs, but many of its students are still struggling. By Alex Segall

The UMC, the Environmental Center and the Rec Center, CU’s biggest cost centers, were given their budgets for the next fiscal year. By Gabriel Larsen-Santos

“Buff Up the Rec” will start wrapping up next semester