Coronavirus

Boulder has joined the City of Denver with its own declaration for residents to stay at home as it tries to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. By Tory Lysik

Mark Kennedy joined 19 other higher education leaders in writing to Colorado’s congressional delegation asking it to work with Congress to provide financial relief for colleges amidst COVID-19’s damage to the economy. By Robert Tann

A spokesperson for the council that governs 22 Boulder fraternities confirmed that a CU fraternity member tested positive for COVID-19 after a weekend party. By Robert Tann

As businesses are forced to limit customer interaction, employees are unsure about their future amidst the coronavirus pandemic. By Mairead Brogan

Three days after declaring disaster emergencies, Boulder County is now banning public gatherings larger than 10 people to curb the spread of COVID-19. By Tory Lysik

The university has canceled all school, college and department recognition ceremonies and will instead explore virtual options in a bid to curb the spread of COVID-19. By Noelle Videon

As the coronavirus spreads to Boulder, here’s what you need to know about which CU Boulder campus buildings are remaining open, for now. By Tory Lysik

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

The CUI is suspending in-person meetings, but our work continues. We will navigate this crisis together and remain the voice of the CU Boulder community. By Robert Tann

All three people are in their 20s. The announcement comes after the city and county took drastic public safety measures to combat the virus’ spread. By Robert Tann