student safety

Callisto, a project that aims to empower survivors and hold perpetrators accountable, launched for CU students. By Jessi Sachs

CU Boulder hosted a forum for local Boulder candidates on Wednesday, Oct. 25 to discuss issues relevant to students. By Ann Marie Vanderveen

CU got rid of the blue light emergency telephones system in 2015. The university could use that system now more than ever. By Savannah Mather

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

Harvard’s penalization of Greek organizations serves as an example for CU Boulder of how to put your students’ safety first. By Hannah Metzger

Concealed guns are a danger to students and should be banned from campus. CU should do more to advocate for its students. By Serena Roberts

In spite of the recent robbery on campus, students say they still feel safe.