Norlin Quad

Jack C. Newall’s “Monuments” explores the multi-faceted journey of grief in a heart-wrenching, absurd and at times hallucinogenic way. By Izzy Fincher

The Old Main Cottonwood, the oldest and tallest tree on campus, has been removed after more than 140 years. By Juliana Czar

Posters highlighting CU’s problem of sexual assault were posted across Norlin quad early Thursday morning. By William Oster

By Joe Wirth and Yuchen Wu:
Highlights of non-happenings in Boulder on 4/20 Saturday

By Gabriel Larsen:
Second consecutive campus lock-down diverts smokers to Denver’s Civic Center Park.

By Nick Stollings:
At a press conference around 12:15 p.m. near Norlin Quad, CU Spokesperson Bronson Hilliard explained that campus closure and extra security is about the protection of student future, not the image of the university.

By Nick Stollings:
Amendment 64 is passed. Marijuana is legal. Why is 4/20 even still on the radar for CU or its students? There’s nothing more to be done.

By Bethany Morris:
CU student John Demopoulos talks about his arrest at last year’s demonstration.

By Alison Noon
The president focused his speech on the issues of young people, touching on affordable health care and concerns about student loans as he and Romney battle for Colorado’s electoral votes

This 4/20, students successfully smoked on campus as a Wyclef Jean concert went mostly unattended.
By Yuchen Wu