Various scholarships are offered to CU students from Nov. 1 through March 1. By Mary-Lynn Elliott
Free flu shots offered at Wardenburg
Students are taking advantage of free flu shots available at CU’s on-campus health clinic.
By Mary-Lynn Elliot
Katy Perry concert supports Colorado flood relief
After winning a contest to have Katy Perry perform at their school, Lakewood High students used the win to raise money for flood relief
Sigma Pi fraternity expelled after supplying alcohol to recruits
Sigma Pi was expelled from IFC after giving alcohol to recruits
Wardenburg promoting sexual assault awareness at CU Boulder
The Wardenburg Community Health Center is promoting a sexual assault awareness campaign at CU encouraging people to respect an individual’s sexual consent
CU houses students in hotels after Boulder flood damaged their homes
Sixty-five students are currently living in two local hotels after their off-campus homes were damaged in the flash floods
Campus resources available for students in transition
Freshman and other students adapting to college have resources on campus.
By Mary-Lynn Elliot
Steven Hayward discusses lack of conservative professors at universities
CU Boulder’s “first visiting scholar in conservative thought and policy”, Steven Hayward, told a group of students, faculty and Boulderites that universities around the country lack conservative professors during a talk in Old Main Chapel Thursday evening.
By Mary-Lynn Elliott
CU in the summer
By Mary-Lynn Elliott:
During the summertime, it seems as if the school goes to sleep for a few months until students return in August and the craziness transpires.