CU student Billy Brockmueller died after being taken off life support following a critical skiing accident. By Robert Tann
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First all femme and non-binary improv troupe at CU hosts debut show
New improv team Late Notice entertained a full lecture hall in Hale Sciences at their inaugural show on Thursday. By Heidi Harris
CU student wins coveted Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford
Senior Serene Singh has founded multiple campus organizations and serves as Chief Justice for CUSG. By Robert Tann
Longstanding activist George Lakey explains how to create social change
Lakey, who has particpated in civil rights and LGBT movements, discussed ways to successfuly bring about change. By Anna Haynes
Acid spill in Cristol Chemistry sends one woman to hospital
The unknown acid spill brought half a dozen police, ambulance and fire vehicles to campus. By Robert Tann and Heidi Harris
Intersectional initiatives presented at Diversity and Inclusion Summit
Panelists proposed ways to promote inclusion by improving retention and connecting with prospective minority students. By Anna Haynes
Suicide survivor Kevin Hines shares experience, talks preventative care
Kevin Hines shared his story of an attempted suicide off the Golden Gate Bridge to shed light on mental illness. By Georgia Knoles
CU regents charge Presidential Search Committee after adding members
Two additional representatives — one student and one CU Foundation member — will join the existing committee. By Lucy Haggard
Democrat Jason Crow flips 6th U.S. Congressional district
Jason Crow defeated Republican incumbent Mike Coffman, contributing to the switch of U.S. House control to Democrats. By Alejandra Wilcox
Chicano studies professor explains mass Honduras migration
Activist, author and professor Justin Akers Chacón shared reasons and motivations for the global migration crisis on Friday. By Valeria Fugate