Finalists for CU’s Visiting Scholar in Conservative Thought will be visiting campus this spring. By Alison Noon

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CU Student Government approved election reforms that call for, among other things, debates that are open to independent candidates and on-campus polling stations. The longer of two laws passed on Feb. 13 delineates about 30 specific changes to CUSG Election Code, including topics that have been controversial among members of student government in the last three […]

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Unlike other colleges and universities, students at CU control some of the most expensive campus facilities and resources. By Alison Noon

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After months of operating without bylaws, executive officers of the journalism school’s student government proposed a new set, giving the student body newfound voting power. By Alison Noon

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In response to an event that was publicized as a racially-motivated crime, CU administrators and students have held discussions about the campus environment. By Alison Noon

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The student representatives of the Journalism Board suspended their bylaws in December and have been operating without them since. By Alison Noon

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In the wake of its recent Title IX review, CU has announced another review that found sexual harassment and bullying within its philosophy department. By Alison Noon

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Students and administrators from eight Colorado universities and colleges, including CU President Bruce Benson and a CU student government staffer, were among those who testified at the first hearing of the proposed College Affordability Act. By Alison Noon

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The university announced on Monday three modifications the Boulder campus will make to practices regarding sex-related crimes. By Alison Noon

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CUSG adjourned under the impression that they’d given full approval to support a state higher-education bill. Then they counted again.

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