Boulder living
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Greatness realized: A conversation with champion triathlete Rudy Kahsar
He could be biking across an 80-mile long route, conducting research on petrochemicals for his Ph.D. or maybe he’s even orchestrating a discussion over alternative energy. All the while, the 23-year-old triathlete occupies his thought... read more »
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Pure Barre works Boulder out
It’s going to be hard, rewarding, and fun. Pure Barre, a ballet barre inspired workout franchise, opened its doors on 29th Street last January. This workout combines Pilates, yoga, ballet, and pumped-up music to give clients a full body workout. (Courtesy... read more »
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Boulder’s beaten paths
Views like this one from Chautauqua Park can be seen from the many hiking trails Boulder has to offer. (CU Independent/James Bradbury) Fall in Boulder is a great time to get outside and witness the nice weather and changing leaves in Colorado.... read more »
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Photos: Zedd, James Egbert, Thick Chick
CU Independent photographer Jake Fojtik went to see a crazy dubstep set by Zedd, supported by local electro powerhouses James Egbert and Thick Chick, at the Fox on 8/31/11. He brought back these images. Enjoy! Click on the first image... read more »
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RTD faces possible budget cuts
Arriving to class and work on time might become more difficult in the near future if you rely on the Boulder RTD bus system. The Regional Transportation District has proposed budget cuts that would decrease the frequency of buses on several... read more »
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Safety situation on campus
In spite of the recent robbery on campus, students say they still feel safe. For more information see: CU Police Department investigates on-campus robbery. Contact CU Independent Multimedia Editor Eric Wang at Jin.wang@colorado.edu and... read more »
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What’s Up Weekly
(CU Independent illustration/Kelly Kaoudis) With these 90 degree days, it still doesn’t feel like summer should be over. Fortunately, Boulder still has a lot of fun summertime activities still to look forward to. Check out this weekly... read more »
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Theater Buff: Boulder International Fringe Festival
(Courtesy) The 2011 Boulder International Fringe Festival has no shortage of theatrical options, with plays ranging from a humorous tale of living with conflicting Jewish Holocaust perspectives to a small-town teacher who tackles the big city. The... read more »
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Twisted Pine supports good cause
(Courtesy) Twisted Pine is inviting students and community members to tip back some pints to benefit global education. Beer lovers can drink for a cause this Sunday, August 28 from 2-6 p.m. at the Twisted Pine Brewery. The Boulder restaurant... read more »
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Exploring Boulder’s summertime activities
The view over Boulder from Chautauqua Park. (CU Independent/James Bradbury) [poll id="2"] Make the most of syllabus week by taking advantage of outdoor activities before homework and snow pile up. The remnants of the warm weather gives students... read more »
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Separation of church and campus
With the exception of an occasional Bible-seller by the UMC, it’s highly unlikely that the average CU student will experience any sort of run-in with religion while walking through campus. A pro-life demonstration from a Christian organization... read more »
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Colorado rugby has disappointing season, looks towards future
This postseason reflection was written by a member of the CU rugby team. Colorado rugby had a disappointing season in 2012. After coming into the season with high expectations, the Buffs finished with a 3-4 overall record and missed their shot... read more »
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CUI Sports mailbag
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Plans for CU baseball not in the immediate future