Norlin

The student body still deserves to know what that issue is, given how severely it affects us. What is going on? By Charles Wofford

The Old Main Cottonwood, the oldest and tallest tree on campus, has been removed after more than 140 years. By Juliana Czar

40 sillhouettes stand in for the Missing BIPOC at CU Boulder. Installed by The Radical BIPOC/Femme Collective and allied groups, the art stands in the sundial area of Norlin. By Tessa Stigler

The 2020 Diversity Summit brought history into the conversation through panels and workshops. By Tory Lysik, Noelle Videon and Mairead Brogan

CU Boulder is bringing the magic of the popular Harry Potter fantasy series to Norlin Library on Friday. By Anna Haynes

CU works with Therapy Dogs of Boulder County for the Bark Buddies program to bring furry friends and puppy snuggles to campus. By Alex Llorca

The third biannual symposium focused on the Jewish concept of the Shekhinah, the divine feminine. By Georgia Knoles and Kim Habicht

A revered Buddhist teacher gave a talk at CU’s Norlin Library, focusing on finding happiness and emotional stability. By Carina Julig

The Department in Religious Studies will present a new exhibit preceded by a symposium open to all students.
By Ari Browne

Norlin Library was one of as many as 70 CU buildings that were damaged during September…