On Wednesday, Feb. 16, several dozen people gathered to watch Gov. Jared Polis speak in downtown…
Politics
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Chance Hill, the Republican regents representing Colorado’s 5th district, resigns Friday morning. By William Oster
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Breaking NewsFeaturedNewsPolitics
Former visiting professor John Eastman subpoenaed in Jan. 6 investigation
Former CU Visiting Professor John Eastman has been subpeonaed by C3ongress for his part in the Jan. 6 insurrection. By William Oster
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2020 ElectionsCU LawNewsPoliticsUncategorized
CU Regent candidates discuss key issues in a virtual forum
CU regent candidates Ilana Spiegel and Richard Murray discussed their plans to address affordable tuition and budget cuts, barriers for BIPOC and DACA students and regent law Monday. By Mairead Brogan
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Beyond BoulderCommunityNewsPolitics
Unprecedented Denver initiative seeks to decriminalize homelessness
by Bri Barnumby Bri BarnumDenver residents will vote on Initiative 300 this May, a bill which protects the right to rest and eat in public spaces. By Bri Barnum
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Beyond BoulderConference on World AffairsNewsPolitics
Sen. Amy Klobuchar talks policies, presidential candidacy to packed Boulder audience
by Robert Tannby Robert TannSen. Amy Klobuchar discussed progressive policies and urged young people to stay politically involved. By Robert Tann
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CampusCommunityCU Presidential SearchNewsPoliticsUniversity Administration
CU Board of Regents names Mark Kennedy as presidential finalist
by Robert Tannby Robert TannThe current UND president and former Republican congressman was named as the sole finalist by the Board of Regents. By Robert Tann and Carina Julig
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CommunityEnvironmentNewsPoliticsProtest
Boulder community joins in on global march for climate action
by Mia Gallegosby Mia GallegosStudents walked out of class and joined with Boulder community members to march for climate action. By Mia Gallegos
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CampusCUSGNewsPolitics
CUSG Leg Council talks future of student fees in last-minute agenda item
by Lucy Haggardby Lucy HaggardThe Student Fee Budget Proposal, which is not finalized, follows the April 2018 conflict between CUSG and CU administration. By Lucy Haggard
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CampusCommunityNewsPoliticsTitle IX
CU to adhere to Title IX changes as students show opposition to proposed rules
by Robert Tannby Robert TannCU says it will adhere to any Title IX changes, but some students have shown opposition to the new policies. By Robert Tann