The new executive director of the Colorado Department of Higher Education spoke about improving Colorado’s colleges for all. By Kristin Oh
Higher Education
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Jared Polis and CUSG discuss the rising cost of tuition
Congressman Polis heard students’ opinions on how to make tuition more affordable. By Graham Crawford
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Opinion: The fault in Sanders’ push for tuition-free education
Why Bernie Sanders’ educational solutions are too simplistic. By Christian Martin
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CU Boulder’s “first visiting scholar in conservative thought and policy”, Steven Hayward, told a group of students, faculty and Boulderites that universities around the country lack conservative professors during a talk in Old Main Chapel Thursday evening.
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Walking into the State Capitol on Friday, CU is in the forefront of people’s minds as they are greeted with posters extolling the university’s virtues.
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SCARPIEs across campus are now requiring a student, faculty or staff Identikey login in order to be used, a change that some groups on campus hope will help ensure that students have full access to campus resources.
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In the wake of Dan Hawkins’ recent firing and a reported $2 million being spent to buy out his contract, many CU students are wondering, how much does the athletic department cost students?
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With it’s liberal lean, Boulder might seem to be a place where identifying outside the gender binary is something commonplace or accepted.
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Though CU works to offer affordable health care plans to its students, many are choosing different options.