Students, faculty and community members weighed in on their experiences amid the longest government shutdown in United States history. By John Boughey and Robert Tann
Tag: Boulder
‘Remembering His Life’ event discusses MLK’s historical impact
CU students, faith leaders, activists and community members celebrated Martin Luther King’s legacy Monday. By Delaney Deskin
Use of Adderall, Vyvanse, Ritalin as “study drugs” pervasive on campus
Nationwide students are addicted to “study drugs,” which are prescription drugs students abuse to increase focus. By Hannah Metzger
Joe Neguse elected as Colorado’s first African American man in Congress
Neguse will also be one of the youngest members of U.S. Congress. His win holds the district as solidly Democrat. By Laura Daley
Ballot measures 2E, 2F and 2G: How your vote affects future elections
Boulder’s midterm election measures 2E, 2F and 2G could change how future elections are conducted. By Henry Bowditch
Boulder’s sugar-sweetened beverage tax: What you need to know
Midterms are approaching and measure 2D on Boulder County’s ballot concerns the continuance of Boulder’s sugar tax. By Anna Haynes
New east campus bridge fills void left by Boulder floods
Five years after Boulder’s historic flood, CU is still rebuilding. A new bridge will link east and main campus. By Lizzie Weiler
CU gets “nearly naked” for charity drive
CU students ran “nearly naked” for charity at The Herd’s thirteenth annual Nearly Naked Mile donation drive Friday night. By Bri Barnum
Buffs keep undefeated season intact with Denver win
CU’s women’s soccer remained undefeated after their match with the University of Denver as they prepare for Pac-12. By Alex Pepper
Boulder shows its rainbow stripes at Boulder Pridefest
Out Boulder County hosts the 2018 Boulder Pridefest, a small yet vibrant celebration of Boulder’s LGBTQ population. By Anna Haynes