The University of Colorado Board of Regents unanimously agreed on Wednesday to censure a regent. By Celia Frazier
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CUSGElectionsFeaturedNews
Legislative Council wants to declare support for CU South, with some conditions
On Thursday evening, the University of Colorado Boulder Student Government Legislative Council heard arguments for a…
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The vote on Tuesday comes after month of interviews and deliberation from the presidential search committee, with the board whittling the application pool down the five candidates.
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The fall 2021 CU Student Government elections have begun, with 5 candidates running for Representative-At-Large. By Alexandra Llorca
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Before a historic Election Day, the CUI staff share their favorite songs about political activism, equality and freedom.
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EntertainmentFilms
In an uncertain election year, “All In: The Fight For Democracy” is a must watch
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanIn “All In,” Stacey Abrams takes viewers on a sobering journey through America’s murky electorate history. By Ben Berman
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With the 2020 election being one of the first elections for many students to exercise their right to vote, these are the reasons why they should. By Aidan Dolbeare
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Beyond BoulderCommunityNewsPolitics
Unprecedented Denver initiative seeks to decriminalize homelessness
by Bri Barnumby Bri BarnumDenver residents will vote on Initiative 300 this May, a bill which protects the right to rest and eat in public spaces. By Bri Barnum
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2018 Midterm ElectionsCommunityNewsPolitics
Propositions 109 and 110: different ways to fix Colorado’s roads
by Jay Ghoshby Jay GhoshBallot Propositions 109 and 110 both aim to fix Colorado’s roads, but differ on how to pay for the development. By Jay Ghosh
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CampusCUSGNews
CUSG fall election: Elevate, Rise to compete for Rep-At-Large seats
by Lucy Haggardby Lucy HaggardThe two parties, with seven candidates in total, will race for five available seats. Voting is Oct. 29 through Nov. 1. By Lucy Haggard
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