After resisting advising students to leave their residence halls, CU Boulder is changing course as more coronavirus cases are confirmed in Boulder County. By Tory Lysik
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The 30-minute town hall featured questions about possible campus closures as well as new information about the CU Boulder employee who tested presumptive positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus. By Tory Lysik
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Members of the Exonerated Five, formerly known as the Central Park Five, spoke on campus Tuesday about their experience with racism in the justice system. By Tory Lysik
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Nearly 100 people protested Wednesday to demand a sculpture dedicated to Chicano students’ activism be made permanent on campus. By Tory Lysik
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A bill to solidify the roles of two CUSG liaisons related to diversity and accessibility was tabled Thursday following roughly 45 minutes of open discussion. By Tory Lysik
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A bill guaranteeing the future of two diversity positions wI’ll go to CUSG Legislative Council for a vote Thursday. By Tory Lysik
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The 2020 Diversity Summit brought history into the conversation through panels and workshops. By Tory Lysik, Noelle Videon and Mairead Brogan
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Legislative Council President Sarah Altshuler violated Colorado Sunshine Law, FERPA and engaged in a wrongful vote according to articles of impeachment. By Tory Lysik
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Students angered by the demotion of a Latina faculty member in the engineering college are demanding she has her application for tenure re-opened. By Tory Lysik
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CU Boulder will be holding a STEM career fair on Thursday, Feb. 4 in the University Memorial Center. By Tory Lysik