safety

Michael Sipili, a 22-year-old ethics major and former CU football linebacker, is now facing formal charges after being accused of sexual assault

CU officials are planning to install additional lighting around campus this spring, after sending out a survey to students to identify areas where it was too dark.

Firefighters will still be on-hand at the Boulder Dome fire this evening, even though officials believe the fire should be completely contained soon.

CU is investigating whether certain CU sororities and fraternities may have been involved in a hazing incident.

In light of recent attacks both on and off campus against CU students, CUSG officials say they are working to make the campus safer.

CU students will be teaching other students the basics of fire safety after attending a workshop this Saturday.

People panic to the noise of frantic footsteps from spooked horses as they load up their cars with valuable possessions and, of course, pets.

According to a CU news release, the CU Police Department is currently investigating a report of an assault that occurred around 2 a.m. Sunday morning in the vicinity of Kittredge Field.

All study abroad programs in Mexico, including one undergraduate academic program, are remaining under suspension due to safety concerns.

Being the 11th-ranked party school in the nation can have a negative effect on the community, according to the Princeton Review.