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
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CoronavirusNewsRacism on Campus
Racial slurs, obscenities reported during hijacked CU Boulder online class
by Robert Tannby Robert TannSeveral unkown accounts accessed a Tuesday Zoom class and proceeded to post obscene imagery and yell racial slurs. By Robert Tann
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The CUI documents all major events related to the novel coronavirus at CU Boulder and in the state of Colorado through this interactive timeline.
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‘I never even considered myself essential’: Grocery employees step up to the front lines in battle against COVID-19
Before it was just a job. Now they’re on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. Grocery store employees discuss what it’s like to maintain a store in the age of COVID-19. By Noelle Videon
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Conference on World Affairs will move online, focus on COVID-19
After being previously canceled due to COVID-19, CU Boulder announced Monday that its highly anticipated Conference on World Affairs would hold sessions virtually. By Noelle Videon
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The CUI competed in the 2019 SPJ Region 9 Mark of Excellence Awards and won in three categories with five finalists.
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Economy, air quality and mental health: Experts weigh in on how coronavirus is touching all facets of Colorado life
by Robert Tannby Robert TannExperts weigh in on how they’re seeing the effects of coronavirus in their field and what it means for millions in Colorado. By Robert Tann
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To pass the time, CU Boulder advertising professor Dan Ligon is making face masks in his basement studio, hoping to find a creative outlet and serve his community during COVID-19. By Mairead Brogan
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CU Boulder to offer students ‘pass/fail’ option for most classes in light of coronavirus disruption
by Robert Tannby Robert TannCU Boulder will offer students in most classes the option to change their grade to “pass/fail” in a bid to ease students and educator’s stress over online classes. By Robert Tann
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Following in-person cancellation, CU Boulder will now hold its May commencement ceremony online
After canceling its in-person ceremony at Folsom Field, CU Boulder has opted to hold its May commencement via livestream. By Noelle Videon