Recent NIL changes have allowed student athletes to profit off of personal brand deals. By Sarah Grim

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Installation by Chicago artist and the CU Art Museum’s 2022 artist-in-residence, LaMont Hamilton, debuted on Feb. 3. By Jazmyne Bernal

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Guest photographer Evan Pratt shares his family’s history and ties to Palestine, Texas through visuals. By Evan Pratt

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CU Professor Carol Conzelman describes her experiences in Bolivia and how she uses them to educate students. By Emma Greene

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Active anti-racism requires all of us to do the uncomfortable yet required work towards justice. By Kachine Kulick

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Netflix original series “Living Undocumented” highlightings the reality behind America’s immigration laws. By Diana Goron

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“The Florida Project,” an A24 film from 2017, is a powerful depiction of poverty through the eyes of a child. By Leah Dinkin

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Students met with community leaders to begin conversations around police reform. Attendees left the meeting having started an open dialogue with the community but without a clear plan of action regarding reform. By CU Students for Police Reform

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In light of recent demands for racial justice across all American institutions, CUSG has prioritized optics over action. By Delaney Deskin

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Nearly 200 students studying abroad have been forced to return home due to the continued spread of the deadly COVID-19 coronavirus. By Lauren Irwin

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