gun violence

The following is a student-written opinion piece intended to be published simultaneously at student newspapers across the nation. 

CU Boulder hosted a community discussion on the university’s campus regarding gun violence. By Jessi Sachs

On the second anniversary of the King Soopers shooting, Boulder community members gathered to honor and remember the victims. By Jessi Sachs

A history of bans on concealed carry on CU campuses from 1970-present and what that policy might look like in the future. By Isabella Hammond

April 11 marked the end to the 2021 annual Conference on World Affairs, covering justice, arts and the environment. By CU Independent Staff

“Buffaloes over Bullets,” organized by student organizers with Students Demand Action CU, was held on CU’s Norlin Library steps. By Io Hartman

Each year 14,000 people die senselessly from gun violence in the United States. A change needs to come. By Alexander Edwards

The mass shooting in Boulder on March 22 that took ten people’s lives left students and faculty traumatized. By Nicole Dorfman

On Thursday, hundreds of people met to mourn those who were killed in a shooting just days prior. Story by Alexander Edwards

Boulder City Council held a special meeting, creating space for healing and support after the tragic shooting on March 22. By Mairead Brogan