Jason Crow defeated Republican incumbent Mike Coffman, contributing to the switch of U.S. House control to Democrats. By Alejandra Wilcox
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Supporters say the fight for Prop. 112’s values isn’t over, even though the measure failed this time around. By Sara Cottle
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Student groups gathered to watch live updates of the 2018 midterm election and shared thoughts on ballots and officials.
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Neguse will also be one of the youngest members of U.S. Congress. His win holds the district as solidly Democrat. By Laura Daley
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Students shared their feelings as young voters as they rushed to vote on campus before polls closed. By Heidi Harris and Anna Haynes
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The CU Independent brings you live updates for a variety of state and local races. Keep checking back periodically for more updates!
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Suicide survivor Kevin Hines shares experience, talks preventative care
Kevin Hines shared his story of an attempted suicide off the Golden Gate Bridge to shed light on mental illness. By Georgia Knoles
Happy 500th, Folsom Field: A look back at the history of a great venue
The Buffaloes’ final home game of the season on Saturday will mark the milestone 500th game at Folsom Field. By Scott MacDonald
Fleet Foxes waxes nostalgic with release of early years collection
Seattle indie folk natives Fleet Foxes released an enormous box set containing b-sides and rarities last week. By Zach Cohen
Jake Havoc: Human nature
“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.
