CU Boulder announces law school dean finalists
University of Colorado Boulder this week announced four finalists for the position of dean of Colorado Law.
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Polis, local leaders urge RTD to prioritize Northwest Rail line to Boulder County
Gov. Jared Polis and local government officials are pushing for the Regional Transportation District to complete the Northwest Rail line to Longmont, according to a letter sent by Polis to...
Cornel West, Robert George discuss civility, faith and friendship at CU Boulder
Nearly 1,200 people tuned in for a conversation between Harvard professor Cornel West and Princeton professor Robert George.
CU Boulder revokes John Eastman’s speaking, outreach duties
University of Colorado Boulder visiting Professor John Eastman will no longer perform outreach or speak as a representative of the Benson Center for the Study of Western Civilization, according to...
Dave Hight, longtime McGuckin Hardware owner, dies at 91
Dave Hight spent 60 years tirelessly dedicated to his employees, his customers and his community, helping establish McGuckin Hardware as a cornerstone of Boulder. He died Monday night at 91.
CU Boulder students oppose building renaming
CU Boulder student group UMAS y MECHA is petitioning to stop a proposal to rename Temporary Building 1.
Eastman retires from Chapman as CU Boulder faculty seek his dismissal
University of Colorado Boulder visiting conservative Professor John Eastman will retire from Chapman University effective immediately, one week after he appeared at a rally for President Donald Trump in Washington,...
CU Boulder will start some in-person classes Feb. 15
University of Colorado Boulder students will return to campus for a mix of in-person, hybrid and online learning Feb. 15 after starting the semester with all remote learning.
CU Boulder visiting professor defends election fraud claims while criticism mounts
Visiting University of Colorado Boulder Professor John Eastman is not backing down from claims of widespread election fraud that earned him condemnation from CU leaders last week as members of...
New CU regents sworn in, shifting board to Democratic control
Three newly elected CU regents took the oath of office in a virtual ceremony Thursday.