The second annual Hijab Fashion Show on Wednesday educated the audience about the cultural importance of the hijab. By Sarah Howard
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CUSG election tribunal releases infraction decisions, disqualifying Empower
Thirty points were collectively leveled against the ticket and two of its candidates as of early Friday. By Lucy Haggard
American Atheists talk at CU canceled in wake of sexual assault charges
David Silverman was scheduled to speak at CU but was fired from American Atheists after being accused of sexual assault. By Carina Julig
CU football team hosts bone marrow donation registry
The sixth annual “Be the Match” drive aimed to add as many potential donors as possible to increase success of a match. By Noah Hubbard
Technology literacy highlighted as a powerful tool at CWA
Panelists emphasized the importance of understanding trends in AI, net neutrality and cryptocurrency. By Rob Tann
U.S. healthcare needs a revamp, says CWA panelists
Panelists urged attendees to get informed on issues facing healthcare costs, sustainable food and access to treatment. By Mia Gallegos
Culture and community celebrated during iFest
CU hosted iFest, the largest student-run organization meant to celebrate and appreciate cultures from around the world. By Hank Graham
CWA: ‘Dialogue Between the Real and the Surreal’ questions reality
A panel of unique speakers at the Conference on World Affairs prompts discussion about questioning reality. By Ashlyn Rooney
Domestic divisions and complex foreign relations untangled at CWA
Political panels at the Conference on World Affairs discussed divisions within U.S. parties and civil unrest abroad. By John Fitzmaurice
Aly Raisman condemns organizations which hid Nassar’s misconduct
The U.S. Olympic gymnast shared her recent advocacy efforts against sexual abuse and emphasized the need for justice. By Mia Gallegos
