Around 40 protesters have been arrested and all are being charged with trespassing violations. By Henry Larson and Kiara DeMare
A look into what CU’s team will look like in 2024, their first year back in the Big-12 Conference. By Eli Gregorski and Griffin Dreifaldt
Opinion: “THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT REVIEW:” How Taylor’s lyrical mastery is hindered by torturous production
Taylor Swift’s eleventh studio album, “THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT” is her most honest and gut-punching record…
The University of Colorado Boulder taekwondo team made club sports history over the weekend. By Jesse Hughes
With athletics in the spotlight, CU Boulder’s handling of sexual misconduct raises concerns again
Sexual misconduct allegations against CU Boulder athletes concern community members. By Jessi Sachs, Lucy Adlen and Ann Marie Vanderveen
The High Hawks performed at the eTown Music Hall in Boulder following the release of their new album. By Clementine Miller
As polls closed on the 2023 election, voters cast their ballots on issues impacting Coloradans residents. By Isabella Hammond & Henry Larson
As spring elections approach, CU Student Government’s tri-executive candidates debate campus priorities. By Greta Kerkhoff
Students who attended CU during spring 2020 have a preliminary settlement in a class action lawsuit against the university. By Henry Larson
On the second floor of Macky Auditorium in the office of the Center of the American…