Students and faculty discuss the First Amendment following an executive order issued to protect free speech. By Robert Tann and Anna Haynes
Longform
-
-
Beyond BoulderLongformNews
In the ten years since the Rocky Mountain News’ shuttering, the Colorado journalism landscape has changed dramatically
by Lucy Haggardby Lucy HaggardA decade after the closing of Colorado’s flagship newspaper state journalists have shifted tactics to survive in the industry. By Lucy Haggard
-
“A new level of low”: Changes coming to sexual harassment investigations “A new level of…
-
2018 Midterm ElectionsCampusCommunityLongformNews
CU community weighs in on factors behind voter turnout
by Robert Tannby Robert TannStudents and community members highlighted access to information and political knowledge as important factors for voter turnout. By Robert Tann
-
CU community members share their stories of immigration in the face of an unwelcoming political climate. By Heidi Harris and Jackson Barnett
-
A look at the day-to-day reality of women in forensics, a field with a fast-growing female workforce. By Bri Barnum
-
Around Boulder, a handful of communities still benefit from one-room schoolhouses and their robust educational traditions. By Fiona Matson
-
CommunityLongformNews
What does Boulder’s new homeless strategy mean for its community?
by Lucy Haggardby Lucy HaggardThe homelessness plan is popular among housed residents, but the expected impacts on those without a home are less clear. By Lucy Haggard
-
CampusCommunityDiversityLongformNewsUniversity Administration
CU says diversity plan moves forward, but campus is left in dark; students face race issues, Trump rhetoric in class
by Ellis Arnoldby Ellis ArnoldWhat is CU’s diversity plan? After years of little information, we investigated to find out what the inclusive excellence plan really is. By CU Independent staff
-
Our reporter followed one girl’s story for more than a year, chronicling Xanax’s effect on CU students. By Jackson Barnett