A rocky history between CU and fraternities has created challenges for students trying to address sexual assault in the Greek community. By Robert Tann
As they continue to develop their skills during fall camp, the Colorado Buffaloes receiving group maintains talent and promise for the upcoming season. By Jack Carlough
Dusty Slay, known for his “dry, country comedy,” will be performing two shows at the Dairy Arts Center. By Isabella Fincher
Many people think the United States has no obligation to immigrants, but according to our U.S. laws, we do. By Valeria Fugate
“Jake Havoc” is a comic that pays homage to various American cultural landmarks and comments on the strange nature of our daily lives. By Jacob Newman.
by Jacob Newman
More than 500,000 attendees celebrated 50 years of Pride at Denver PrideFest on June 15 and 16. By Anna Haynes
by Anna Haynes
Before addressing sexual assault in Greek life, students must navigate CU and fraternities’ fraught relationship
by Robert Tann
A rocky history between CU and fraternities has created challenges for students trying to address sexual assault in the Greek community. By Robert Tann
by Robert Tann
CUSG passed a resolution criticizing the Regents’ process in selecting Mark Kennedy as the sole finalist for CU president. By Tory Lysik
by Tory Lysik
A judge found probable cause in the case of Zachary Roper, who is facing two counts of felony sexual assault. By Carina Julig
by Carina Julig
Dusty Slay, known for his “dry, country comedy,” will be performing two shows at the Dairy Arts Center. By Isabella Fincher