Campus

Professor Donna Mejia’s speech at TEDXCU about multicultural understanding and empathy began as a letter to the community. By Greta Kerkhoff

Norlin Library fully reopened on Monday after a Feb. 9 fire caused portions of the building to close for several weeks. By Henry Larson

CU community addresses free speech and antisemitism in the wake of a “doxxing campaign.” By Lucy Adlen, Jessi Sachs and Ann Marie Vanderveen

Grace Ptak sat down with Becky Komarek at the Idea Forge to talk about how to access the space and why it’s important. By Grace Ptak

Chris Rufo gave a lecture at CU Boulder that echoed his efforts to eliminate critical race theory and diversity initiatives on college campuses nationwide. By Henry Larson

Reports of antisemitism and Islamophobia are significantly higher than last year, according to university data. By Henry Larson and Kiara DeMare

Nov. 11 marks Veterans Day as CU Boulder hosts a series of events dedicated to the Vietnam War impact. By Ann Marie Vanderveen

The event honored current CU students whose parents did not complete a four-year college degree program. By Jessi Sachs

For many at CU Boulder, the war between Israel and Hamas is a reminder of more than 75 years of conflict. By Jessi Sachs and Lucy Adlen

The Dennis Small Cultural Center celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day with Oyate, a CU Native American student group. By Ann Marie Vanderveen