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CU plans to hold similar events every month as a way to bring together the campus community. By Regan Donofrio

Police are currently investigating an attempted robbery at the University Memorial Center last night. By Anna Haynes

Student groups gathered to watch live updates of the 2018 midterm election and shared thoughts on ballots and officials. By Henry Bowditch and Robert Tann

Gibson shared their experiences with anxiety, growing up queer in America, and how people can make a change in the world. By Lucy Haggard

Erin Neale was in the UMC when police responded to the false report of an active shooter. She criticized CU’s handling of the incident.

The university called reports of an active shooter a hoax Wednesday. The UMC will open Thursday. By Jordyn Siemens and Ellis Arnold

Bomb squad and hazardous materials teams concluded the device, which involved wires and a plastic jug, was not hazardous. By Ellis Arnold

Dalton Trumbo was many things — a screenwriter, a Communist and a First Amendment advocate whose legacy is felt at CU today. By Andrew Haubner

Over 800 students got the opportunity to talk with companies like Apple, Goldman Sachs and PepsiCo. By Paola Fernandez

On the second-to-last night of annual budget meetings, CU Student Government voted for the UMC to receive, among other expenditures, a new multimedia position. By Sam Klomhaus