discrimination

Multiple yearbooks throughout CU’s history showcase stereotypical and offensive displays of race. By Delaney Deskin

Panelists urged attendees to get informed on issues facing healthcare costs, sustainable food and access to treatment. By Mia Gallegos

This year’s Conference on World Affairs reflected a few changes since Director John Griffin took office in 2015. By Kim Habicht

A study showed that LGBT graduate students at CU are twice as likely to drop out as their peers. The question is: why? By Carina Julig

Boulder’s conservation and housing policies may answer the question, “why is Boulder so white?” By Kim Habicht, Lauren Arnold and Hayla Wong

Affirmative action provides equal access to education and increases equal-status contact among college students, reducing prejudice. By Hannah Metzger

The “Don’t Ignore It” website is a late response to a series of mishandled violations of school policy. By Hayla Wong

The second panel on the social climate survey discussed dealing with discrimination from both professors and students. By Sarah Farley

A new law in Michigan containing language prohibiting oral and anal sex effectively targets gay communities. By Max Sendor