Noelle Videon

Sanctuary4All, is collaborating with Colorado immigrants to help them raise money in the face of economic hardships brought on by COVID-19. By Noelle Videon

Preparing to enter a job market with unemployment rates likened to that of the Great Depression, the graduating class of 2020 is feeling uneasy. By Noelle Videon

The trial of Zachary Roper, who was arrested for raping a CU Boulder student at a sorority event in January 2019, has been delayed due to concerns over COVID-19. By Noelle Videon

Before it was just a job. Now they’re on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. Grocery store employees discuss what it’s like to maintain a store in the age of COVID-19. By Noelle Videon

After being previously canceled due to COVID-19, CU Boulder announced Monday that its highly anticipated Conference on World Affairs would hold sessions virtually. By Noelle Videon

After canceling its in-person ceremony at Folsom Field, CU Boulder has opted to hold its May commencement via livestream. By Noelle Videon

Students in CU’s Law School claim the six cameras installed in the Wolf Law Building in fall 2019 jeopardize the privacy of vulnerable clients. By Noelle Videon

The university has canceled all school, college and department recognition ceremonies and will instead explore virtual options in a bid to curb the spread of COVID-19. By Noelle Videon

Beginning March 16, all CU Boulder classes will be taught online in response to the global coronavirus outbreak. By Noelle Videon

The sender referenced an associate professor who remains on paid leave following allegations of sexual misconduct in 2018. By Noelle Videon