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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.
Opinion: Cornell and the clitoris barbarians
Clitoroplasty is just vaginal mutilation by another name
Armed with surgical tools and operating behind the protection of academia’s bureaucracy is Dix Poppas, a pediatric urologist at Cornell University practicing “medical research” that is essentially genital mutilation supported by university research funds and a few degrees.
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.
Talking about the taboo
Sex positivity is something to scream about
OPINION—I believe in sex positivity. Because, let’s face it, sex has a huge impact on our lives. Whether we are having it, not having it, having a lot of it, having it for the first time, having it casually, having it with a lover, or having it with a spouse, “it” follows us way beyond the bedroom. When we are happy and comfortable in the bedroom, we are happy comfortable out of the bedroom.
Students unite against protesters
Westboro Baptist Church protests at Hillel
Signs spoke for the protesters as seven members from the Westboro Baptist Church silently raised sentiments like “God Hates Fags” and “Thank God for IEDs” outside the Hillel student office.
Unique accessibility highlights services at CU
Cadavers, creativity and collaboration
For 21-year-old senior integrated physiology major Teresa Nguyen, class participation was a big concern.
Series: Religionism at CU
Jewish students reflect on intersection of faith and school
While most would agree that Boulder’s campus is, in general, geared towards acceptance and broadmindedness, one student says her faith has been attacked, dissected and ridiculed as she sought identity in her devotion.
Consent is key
How Alex Knepper gets it all wrong
OPINION- Recently Alex Knepper, a student at American University, wrote an opinion piece for his school paper, The Eagle, which has stirred up a lot of controversy.