Chicanx student organization UMAS y MEXA is celebrating 50 years on the CU campus with a new panel exhibit in Norlin Library. By Anna Haynes
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Workshop facilitates discussion on cultural appropriation and appreciation
CU Postdoctoral Associate Ashmi Desai held a workshop on Wednesday to promote a better understanding of cultural appropriation. By Anna Haynes
Inclusive Sports Summit sheds light on mental health issues within athletics
A panel discussion on mental health among student-athletes was followed by a lecture from former Bronco Ryan Harris. By Robert Tann
Disability, gender and race highlighted at CU’s Inclusive Sports Summit
Speakers at the summit shared experiences of overcoming disability, gender and race barriers in sports. By Tory Lysik and Anna Haynes
White, black, colored, uncolored: What’s your perspective?
Understanding theories of consciousness can create mutual understanding and help students overcome racial divides. By David Jarvis
Heather Mac Donald claims identity is superficial, calls youth “narcissistic”
Conservative commentator Heather Mac Donald spoke out against universities prioritization of identity. By Robert Tann
Drug Symposium highlights current issues, encourages need for involvement
CU’s first Symposium on Drugs featured local speakers advocating for a change in U.S. drug policy. By Robert Tann
Nearly a century later, Lucile B. Buchanan is officially honored
Buchanan was formally honored as the first African American to graduate from CU Boulder in 1918 at an event on Wednesday. By Robert Tann
Logic defies logic with his new mixtape Bobby Tarantino II
Rapper Logic surprises listeners and surpasses expectations with his newest mixtape, “Bobby Tarantino II.” By Charlotte Spaeth
Black Girl in a Blizzard: Black Panther is one of the most important movies
Black Panther exemplifies what a movie should be. It is political, feminist, poignant and blacker than ever. By Lauren Arnold