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

From January 13-20, CU Boulder students can experience a range of activities for free at the Rec Center. By Noelle Videon

Former lawmakers from Colorado Mark Udall and Bob Beauprez discussed how they formed an unlikely friendship despite their political differences. By Noelle Videon

Following the retirement of Ralphie V, animal rights organization PETA has called on CU Boulder to retire the Ralphie program entirely. By Noelle Videon

CU’s long-awaited diversity plan has finally arrived. Here is what you need to know about it after several projected deadlines were missed by the university. By Noelle Videon and Anna Haynes

A panel of experts discussed how cybersecurity works in outer space Wednesday as part of the TCP seminar series. By Noelle Videon