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Following student backlash over the handling of a racist incident on campus, CU administrators say they have begun discussions with campus leaders on racial reform. By Anna Haynes

Multiple student groups showed solidarity with the Black Student Alliance at a morning protest at the UMC. By Tory Lysik and Emma Pond

The abrupt closing of the ELLC last year leaves questions about the school’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. By Jackson Barnett

What is CU’s diversity plan? After years of little information, we investigated to find out what the inclusive excellence plan really is. By CU Independent staff

CU gravely mishandled, and effectively covered up, the Tumpkin domestic abuse case. DiStefano, George and MacIntyre deserve to be fired. By Hayla Wong, Jake Mauff and Justin Guerriero

Police removed Fossil Free CU’s belongings Wednesday, effectively ending the sit-in. The chancellor responded to the group. By Lucy Haggard

After concern from campus on hosting the alt-right speaker, CU said it will support an alternative event along with his talk. By Ellis Arnold

The far-right conservative agitator is slated to speak on campus next month. CU should ban him from speaking here, not condone his ideas. By Ellis Arnold

Newsteam was on the scene at the UMC today to catch a few words with Chancellor Phil DiStefano about voting climate. By Jordyn Siemens

The new student government election code responded to flaws uncovered last spring that disqualified multiple CUSG candidates. By Lucy Haggard and Ellis Arnold