In response to the recent homophobic attacks on a CU student, the Gender Justice Commission at CU would like to take a stance against all forms of homophobia and bigotry on campus and in the Boulder community.

The School of Journalism and Mass Communication at CU will be no more.

Dear Regents: I am the elected student president of the Journalism Board, an organization of seven students. I will be graduating next month with a BS in Journalism, an emphasis in news editorial, a BA in psychology, and a certificate in International Media. I will speak to my experience as a double major. I hope to be the voice of the faculty that cannot speak out against their employer’s recommendation.

The CU Independent would like to address concerns raised by Multicultural Greek Council organizations at CU-Boulder in relation to an article that was recently published.

A small wildfire in Peewink Mountain is contained.

Only one other Colorado men's basketball team can boast what this season's squad can now claim with bravado: a win in the Big 12 opening game.

The Buffs are off to an impressive start to their final Big 12 conference campaign.

Jon Embree is scheduled to be presented as the 24th full-time head coach of the University of Colorado football team.

Students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication are having mixed reactions to Dean Paul Voakes’ announcement to step down from his current position next summer.

Students attempting to register for classes this morning were unable to do so as numerous university systems went down, including MyCUInfo.