safety

CU students received a safety alert on two incidents of indecent exposure at Norlin Library on Nov 8. By Isabella Hammond & Jessi Sachs

BPD is now referring to it as an “altercation,” in which someone was cut—not stabbed. By John Herrick, Tim Drugan and Isabella Hammond

CUSG candidates made their case for election to students, promoting bold policy changes and more resources for students. By William Oster

By refusing to send emergency alerts of crimes occurring on the Hill, CU Boulder is senselessly endangering student lives. By Hannah Metzger

Regular mass shootings in the U.S. prevent youth’s sense of safety, and increase depression, anxiety and fear. By Hannah Metzger

Family Weekend at CU only represents students of affluent and traditional family backgrounds. By Georgia Knoles

Gadgets like the Sound Grenade and smartphone apps like Phone Flare and Lifeline Enterprise help you stay safe on campus. By Eliza Radeka

An armed man in the Champions Center was shot and killed by police Wednesday morning. By Carina Julig and Lucy Haggard

Student transportation service CU NightRide underwent normal closure before the semester started, but students were confused. By Eliza Radeka

A call for change in gun control laws, based on the responses to the Oregon shooting that occurred on Oct. 1, 2015. By Emily McPeak