Experts weigh in on how they’re seeing the effects of coronavirus in their field and what it means for millions in Colorado. By Robert Tann

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CU Boulder will offer students in most classes the option to change their grade to “pass/fail” in a bid to ease students and educator’s stress over online classes. By Robert Tann

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About 66% of on-campus residents have left. For those who remain, keeping a routine will be essential to combat loneliness. By Robert Tann

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Mark Kennedy joined 19 other higher education leaders in writing to Colorado’s congressional delegation asking it to work with Congress to provide financial relief for colleges amidst COVID-19’s damage to the economy. By Robert Tann

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A spokesperson for the council that governs 22 Boulder fraternities confirmed that a CU fraternity member tested positive for COVID-19 after a weekend party. By Robert Tann

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The CUI is suspending in-person meetings, but our work continues. We will navigate this crisis together and remain the voice of the CU Boulder community. By Robert Tann

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All three people are in their 20s. The announcement comes after the city and county took drastic public safety measures to combat the virus’ spread. By Robert Tann

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Boulder’s Interfraternity Council on the Hill says it will cancel future events in response to the spreading coronavirus. However, it will not enforce a ban on upcoming St. Patrick’s Day parties. By Robert Tann

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Some students at CU Boulder are lamenting their transition to online classes. Others are leaving the campus and heading home. By Robert Tann

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The 72nd Conference on World Affairs would have brought over 150 experts to the Boulder campus for a near week-long series of events. By Robert Tann

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