CU Board of Regents Archives

Zornio: Why hasn’t the University of Colorado divested from fossil fuels yet?

by Trish Zornio 3:02 AM MST on Dec 12, 20225:01 PM MST on Dec 9, 2022

Institutions like CU can’t claim to care about climate change if they continue to financially back the activities that fuel it

Opinion Columns

Zornio: Shame on CU regents for prioritizing themselves over faculty and students

by Trish Zornio 3:05 AM MDT on Sep 26, 20225:16 PM MDT on Sep 23, 2022

The latest “whoops” by regents reveals a systemic issue with murky ethics and financial decisions

Opinion: A workers’ wish list for picking the next CU president

by Burton St. John III and Eilex Rodriguez 1:30 AM MST on Feb 8, 2022

Higher education is under siege. Costs go up while Colorado continues to defund state universities. Increasingly, Americans voice skepticism of the value of college; nearly 60% of Republicans hold an unfavorable view of higher education. Complicating the picture is that the average length of tenure for a university president in the U.S. is only about […]

Education, News, Politics and Government

Colorado’s new 8th Congressional District likely means a big change to the CU Board of Regents

by Thy Vo 4:08 AM MST on Nov 26, 2021

State lawmakers want to change the makeup of the board overseeing the University of Colorado system to make sure that residents of the newly drawn 8th Congressional District have adequate representation on the panel. To do that, the legislature next year will likely eliminate one of two at-large seats on the nine-member Board of Regents […]