Tory Lysik

CU Boulder will host a Martin Luther King Day celebration at the University Memorial Center on Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. Parking on campus is free to those attending. By Tory Lysik

A list of around 30 candidates for CU system president has been leaked to a Colorado news outlet. Four Republican regents have now called for an investigation. By Tory Lysik

Nicholas Kennedy, a CUSG tri-executive, has resigned his position. He served in CUSG for over a year. By Tory Lysik

New details about the split between SigEp and IFC on The Hill emerged following a records request by the CU Independent relating to a wild winter formal. By Tory Lysik

CU Boulder’s 29th Diversity & Inclusion Summit took place in the University Memorial Center this week. By Anna Haynes and Tory Lysik

Precinct areas near the CU campus saw drastically lower numbers of voter turnout compared to 2018’s midterm elections. By Tory Lysik

CUPD officer Matt DeLaria shot a man who police say fell or jumped from a parking garage and died. The man had been the suspect in a homicide. By Tory Lysik

CU by Storm surpassed Evolve by less than 1%. With five positions open, all candidates were elected into representative-at-large positions. By Tory Lysik

With 15 candidates running for six seats on city council, three ballot measures and two state-wide propositions, here’s what you need to know about voting in the 2019 City of Boulder elections.

Three parties and five candidates are running in the CUSG fall election to be representatives-at-large. Here is what you need to know. By Tory Lysik and Noelle Videon