journalism

The Eklund Opera Company will bring “La Traviata” to live audiences at Macky Oct. 22-24. By Haley Lauritzen

CU senior Steven Thai reflects on his passion for film and the success of his latest short “Safe.” By Isabella Fincher

A decade after the closing of Colorado’s flagship newspaper state journalists have shifted tactics to survive in the industry. By Lucy Haggard

The Tedd Scripps fellows, chosen by the Center for Environmental Journalism, held a panel discussing journalism as a career. By Anna Haynes

Journalism can’t be replaced without losses to both the accountability of our government and the quality of our society. By Henry Bowditch

The recent layoff spree at The Denver Post has served as a harsh reminder of what may lay ahead for future journalists. By Justin Guerriero

Push alerts and tweets rarely convey the whole story. There is a solution to the epidemic of fake news and it’s newspapers. By Libby O’Neall

Buchanan was formally honored as the first African American to graduate from CU Boulder in 1918 at an event on Wednesday. By Robert Tann

Anderson Cooper spoke at CU about his life, his experience as a reporter, and his advice for future journalists. By Carina Julig