umas y mecha

University of Colorado Boulder students gathered in Kittredge Central to celebrate Día de los Muertos on Nov. 2.

A sculpture dedicated to the lives of six Chicano students and activists who died in the 1970s faces an uncertain future as CU Boulder considers its permanence on campus. By Zack Cohen

The new installation honors the lives of six Chicano CU students and alumni who died in car bombings in 1974. By CU Independent

Chicanx student organization UMAS y MEXA is celebrating 50 years on the CU campus with a new panel exhibit in Norlin Library. By Anna Haynes

CU’s Semana de la Muxer brought activists together to share their insights as women of color involved in their communities. By Robert Tann

Five suggestions for moving forward and healing from experiencing the deportation of a loved one. By Jenny Tello.

Celebration of Diversity Banquet speakers voiced the forms of advocacy they want to see while reflecting on their identities. By Heidi Harris

The diversity and inclusion summit starts Tuesday, but where is CU with its plan to be more Inclusive? By Jackson Barnett and Carina Julig

What is CU’s diversity plan? After years of little information, we investigated to find out what the inclusive excellence plan really is. By CU Independent staff