cu diversity

The United Campus Workers Colorado held a call-in day demanding Chancellor DiStefano minimize graduate student fees. By Mairead Brogan

CU’s graduate school announced an effort to increase recruitment and support of underrepresented groups earlier this month. By Mairead Brogan

In 1974, six Chicano activists, some CU students and some alumnus, died in car bombings. Now, a new memorial remembers the stories of Los Seis. By Isabella Fincher and Zack Cohen

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

Outrage over diversity assumes there’s only one way to provide college campuses with varied perspectives, values and cultures. By Mariko Nomi

Being involved in Greek life is expensive and not the ideal college experience for many. By Savannah Mather

The school will focus on those with absurd hairstyles and questionable fashion sense to achieve their diversity quota. By Shannon Ross

CU released the most detailed update to its efforts to make a more welcoming campus, but no diversity plan yet. By Jackson Barnett

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

By Haleema Mian
The CU Independent interviewed several students regarding how college has affected their religious outlooks