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Dr. Roselinde H. Kaiser broke down the science behind why students in college face mental struggles and how they can approach problems. By Noelle Videon

Around 200 people gathered Monday in CU Boulder’s UMC ballroom to remember and honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. By Noelle Videon

CU Boulder will host a Martin Luther King Day celebration at the University Memorial Center on Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. Parking on campus is free to those attending. By Tory Lysik

With strict federal regulations on promoting cannabis products online, industry professionals are finding ways to navigate the system. By Vyla Carter

After more than four years, Christina Gonzales is stepping down from her position as vice chancellor of student affairs. Her successor, Akirah Bradley, is expected to be reviewed for a permanent appointment by the end of the semester. By Noelle Videon

From January 13-20, CU Boulder students can experience a range of activities for free at the Rec Center. By Noelle Videon

A list of around 30 candidates for CU system president has been leaked to a Colorado news outlet. Four Republican regents have now called for an investigation. By Tory Lysik

Four years ago, members of a Boulder church spoke out against its abusive practices. Now, four more have come forward. By Robert Tann

Former lawmakers from Colorado Mark Udall and Bob Beauprez discussed how they formed an unlikely friendship despite their political differences. By Noelle Videon

Behind the scenes of the CUI’s story on the Yellow Deli and a history of the Twelve Tribes. By Lauren Sandal