After a shocking climate survey in 2014, CU is taking steps to increase diversity and make students feel welcome on campus. By Heidi Harris

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Why vote for Trump or Clinton when you can vote for nobody? By Eliza Radeka

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CUI’s controversial news podcast this week takes on the issue of regulating pot.

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The new album ‘How to be a Human Being’ brings quirky rhythms and genuine humanity together, and the result is satisfying. By Austin Willeke

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In modern society, hunger can be entirely eradicated. Food is a want, not a need. But should it be? By Jackson Barnett

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What are the Buffs’ chances heading into their first four Pac-12 matchups? Justin Guerriero and Jake Mauff take a look.

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The Buffs are 2-0 to start the season. But should fans be getting excited? Kyle Rini can help answer that question.

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The introduction of safe spaces and trigger warnings on college campuses has some questioning their right to free speech. By Maris Westrum

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Our Stance and Coin Toss discuss Colin Kaepernick’s ongoing protest, and the place for politics in sports. By Justin Guerriero and Hayla Wong

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Many students find their time at college bleeding past four years. Kim Habicht discusses what may be contributing to this trend.

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