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Silverman: University of Colorado has a long, proud history of confronting white supremacists
New CU President Todd Saliman follows in the footsteps of George Norlin, CU’s most beloved and admired president who confronted white supremacy every time.
CU pulls investments from Russian companies as governor urges state colleges, universities to divest
State and university leaders are severing financial ties with Russian state-owned banks to further condemn its invasion of Ukraine
King Soopers union rejects request for mediator, will strike in Denver starting Wednesday
UFCW Local 7 says strike will begin in Denver, Boulder, Broomfield and Parker, with Colorado Springs possible at a later date.
CU Boulder athletic director apologizes after football coach Karl Dorrell shoves TV camera following blowout loss
Dorrell shoved a photojournalist's camera while trotting off Folsom Field following a blowout loss to Southern California on Saturday
Tenured professors at Colorado public colleges are predominantly white
Hispanic students now make up about 20% of the state’s universities. But Hispanic professors? Less than 8% of all tenured professors across the state.
University of Colorado president Mark Kennedy says he will step down
University of Colorado Boulder faculty and students voted to censure Kennedy two weeks ago for his actions and comments surrounding diversity.
University of Colorado Boulder bans ex-teacher from outreach after Trump speech
Former California university professor John Eastman has been banned from performing outreach or speaking
CU Boulder struggles to enroll low-income students. That has consequences for Coloradans’ social mobility.
University of Colorado Boulder is fifth-lowest among nation’s flagships in enrolling low-income students, thus slowing Colorado’s social mobility.
CU Boulder to resume in-person classes next week as coronavirus outbreak slows
Boulder County’s public health order banning gatherings of 18- to 22-year-olds will expire on Thursday at noon
Boulder County loosens coronavirus restrictions on 18 to 22 year olds
The change allows 18 to 22 year olds to gather publicly in groups of up to two people
Denver enacts stricter rules for universities as coronavirus outbreaks spread at campuses
Denver’s decision comes as outbreaks at the University of Colorado Boulder are threatening in-person learning, and Colorado College has moved mostly remote
Pac-12 football to start Nov. 6, even as CU Boulder reels from coronavirus surge
There is still work to be done for Pac-12 schools to get the approvals of local officials in Northern California and now in Colorado. Due to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases, Boulder County officials Thursday halted gatherings for college-aged residents for two weeks and has said that includes athletic events.
Boulder, seeking to stop coronavirus surge, bans all gatherings among 18 to 22 year olds until Oct. 8
There have been nearly 1,400 confirmed or probable coronavirus cases among University of Colorado Boulder students since Aug. 24, the first day of the school's fall semester
Colorado’s coronavirus surge isn’t limited to college students, is similar to spike after July 4
Coronavirus cases in Colorado have reached their highest levels since July. Dr. Rachel Herlihy, the state's epidemiologist, called the spike "very concerning."
Governor says sending University of Colorado students home isn’t a safe option
CU Boulder told students in a dorm in the Williams Village area of campus that they have to relocate to make more room for their peers who need to be quarantined
University of Colorado signs sponsorship deal with sports betting operator
The five-year corporate sponsorship with PointsBet was negotiated by Learfield IMG College
All three Colorado College dorms quarantined after 10 students test positive for coronavirus in past week
"We acknowledge that this is not how students likely expected to begin their college career," CC said in a note to the campus community
Why Colorado’s housing market looks so hot even though coronavirus is ravaging the economy
Home prices are up, the mortgage industry is thriving and 93.9% of renters paid July rent. But sudden unemployment caused a widening of cracks that have been there all along.
