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The University of Colorado Student Government is proposing several changes to its constitution in the upcoming spring election. By Tory Lysik

The Conference on World Affairs held its first Zoom panel Monday on the history of pandemics. By Mairead Brogan

The university says it will match up to $1.6 million in donations made to students, faculty and staff affected by COVID-19. By Anna Haynes

The trial of Zachary Roper, who was arrested for raping a CU Boulder student at a sorority event in January 2019, has been delayed due to concerns over COVID-19. By Noelle Videon

Peace Corps sent home all 7,000 global volunteers due to coronavirus, leaving projects unfinished and friendships cut short. By Dawson Drew

Students will be able to vote for three new tri-executives and four representatives at-large during this spring’s CUSG elections. Voting will be on BuffPortal and will be open April 6 at 8 a.m. until April 9 at 8 p.m. By Tory Lysik

Online classes have opened a new window for hate speech with several classes experiencing racist attacks this week. Now, students of color want CU to take action. By Robert Tann

CU Boulder’s student government will move to online work and limit club funding in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. By Tory Lysik

Several unkown accounts accessed a Tuesday Zoom class and proceeded to post obscene imagery and yell racial slurs. By Robert Tann

The CUI documents all major events related to the novel coronavirus at CU Boulder and in the state of Colorado through this interactive timeline.