Here’s what you need to know about the new ChatGPT technology and its impact on academia at CU Boulder. By Ann Marie Vanderveen
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Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission chair presents historical photographs of the Navajo Nation
A University of Mexico professor held a presentation on Tuesday about Milton Snow’s photographs of the Navajo Nation. By Ann Marie Vanderveen
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Glen Krutz appointed Dean of College of Arts and Sciences by Provost
by Parker Lambby Parker LambUniversity of Colorado Boulder Provost Russell Moore appointed Glen Krutz as the new Dean of the…
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Dr. Christopher Bell explained how media is changing society at the 2019 Ignite Social Justice Conference Saturday. By Alexandra Llorca
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CU’s engineering school strives to break gender barriers
by Carina Juligby Carina JuligCU’s College of Engineering has the ambitious goal of becoming the first public engineering program to reach gender parity. By Carina Julig
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CU libraries take part in national book preservation effort
The CU Libraries system joins forces with Library of Congress to study book preservation in American research libraries. By Delaney Deskin
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CU sociology professor remains on leave following sexual misconduct allegations
After 137 days, Dr. Amy Wilkins is still on leave following sexual misconduct allegations against brought her. By Delaney Deskin
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Graduate students host walkout against mandatory student fees
Protestors walked out of classes and labs on Tuesday morning to speak out against $2,000 in graduate student fees. By Delaney Deskin and Dustin Martinez
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Funding, fieldwork and food: The government shutdown in Boulder
by John Bougheyby John BougheyStudents, faculty and community members weighed in on their experiences amid the longest government shutdown in United States history. By John Boughey and Robert Tann
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CU student wins coveted Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford
by Robert Tannby Robert TannSenior Serene Singh has founded multiple campus organizations and serves as Chief Justice for CUSG. By Robert Tann