University of Colorado Boulder students gathered in Kittredge Central to celebrate Día de los Muertos on Nov. 2.
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CU Boulder plans to enforce punishments for violating COVID-19 related public health restrictions. By Tessa Stigler
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We can’t let the rare false accusations lead us to not believe survivors of sexual assault and hate crimes. By Alex Wolf-Root
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DACA provides opportunities for millions. The CUI interviewed one person and the opportunities they received from DACA. By Kristin Oh
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On the cusp of graduation, Dani Pinkus tells the story of two identity crises she experienced on her race to the finish.
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Alex Doyle’s first update from the UMC on Debate Day.
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GOP Debate: The political process participation paradox
Has student exclusion from the debate increased political enthusiasm? By Taryn Parsons
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Vote for your CUSG Representatives-at-Large and Arts and Sciences representatives this week. By Jordyn Siemens
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Disagreement within student gov’t results in veto during election week
by Alison Noonby Alison NoonStudent government executives vetoed a bill Wednesday that would have fast-tracked talks about fraternity use of campus buildings.
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CU Student Government voted to endorse Colorado Amendment 66 and encouraged students to vote in support of it on the Nov. 5 ballot at Thursday evening’s legislative council meeting.
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