Noelle Videon

Six CU affiliates have now been tested for the COVID-19 virus, with four negative and two pending. By Noelle Videon

CU Boulder’s Restorative Justice Program received 700 referrals in the fall 2019 semester alone, the highest number since its creation in 2000. By Noelle Videon

Patty Limerick, a leading historian of the Amerian West, discusses her interest in the unrepresented people and stories of the West. By Noelle Videon

Danielle Allen, a visiting Harvard professor, spoke about democracy and diminishing civic education in the U.S on the CU Boulder campus Tuesday. By Noelle Videon

The CU Boulder Police Department says it is investigating an anonymous email sent to faculty members in Ketchum and stationed police inside the building Wednesday. By Noelle Videon

Four panelists with ranging political ideologies sat down Thursday on the CU Boulder campus to discuss the common issues of climate change. By Noelle Videon

CU Boulder’s recent announcement that it plans to expand graduate students’ benefits and lower fees is being hailed by some as a major win, though others still say more work needs to be done. By Noelle Videon

Dr. Roselinde H. Kaiser broke down the science behind why students in college face mental struggles and how they can approach problems. By Noelle Videon

Around 200 people gathered Monday in CU Boulder’s UMC ballroom to remember and honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. By Noelle Videon

After more than four years, Christina Gonzales is stepping down from her position as vice chancellor of student affairs. Her successor, Akirah Bradley, is expected to be reviewed for a permanent appointment by the end of the semester. By Noelle Videon