Board of Regents

CU Boulder’s recent announcement that it plans to expand graduate students’ benefits and lower fees is being hailed by some as a major win, though others still say more work needs to be done. By Noelle Videon

With the 2020 election being one of the first elections for many students to exercise their right to vote, these are the reasons why they should. By Aidan Dolbeare

While some regents assure that the board remains non-partisan, others disagree. By Robert Tann

Mark Kennedy was confirmed as the next CU president in a 5-4 vote despite significant backlash to his nomination. By Carina Julig

Amid a report from the CU Faculty Council that Kennedy misrepresented himself during the search process, two regents say they will vote against his confirmation. By Carina Julig

Marking Kennedy’s final forum this week, the CU presidential finalist faced tough questions and vocal pushback from the Boulder audience. By Carina Julig

More on the presidential search process behind Kennedy’s nomination and the alternative outcomes students are exploring. By Robert Tann

Faculty from CU as well as Kennedy’s past universities provided the CUI with a range of opinions toward his nomination. By Carina Julig

CUSG passed a resolution criticizing the Regents’ process in selecting Mark Kennedy as the sole finalist for CU president. By Tory Lysik

Hundreds gathered to protest the selection of Mark Kennedy as the sole CU presidential finalist on Norlin Quad on Monday. By Carina Julig and Tory Lysik