CU CONTINUES TO GRIEVE AFTER HALLOWEEN SHOOTING

By Lewis Jolly Boulder Weekly “We grieve for a student, a son and a friend,” a CU student government representative told the crowd gathered outside the University Memorial Center Thursday

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CU STUDENTS STUDY SUSTAINABILITY FOR 2027 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL

The city of Boulder offers new sustainability options for the Sundance Film Festival and CU Boulder graduate students are tasked with the challenge to measure the festival’s environmental footprint. By

Nov. 5, 2026

EIGHT STAIRS AND A VOUCHER: WHY HOUSING ASSISTANCE STILL ISN’T ENOUGH IN BOULDER

By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly There are eight stairs between Jen Livovich and the street. She knows them the way you know the height of a fall. In late March,

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HOOPS TAKES OVER PEARL STREET

By: Lewis JollyBoulder Weekly On a beautiful fall Friday night on Pearl Street, Josiah Sanders, a sophomore on the University of Colorado Boulder men’s basketball team, clinched the inaugural SLAMpede dunk contest by throwing down over CU Chancellor Justin Schwartz. Minutes earlier, first-year Lauren Harris on the CU women’s basketball team sank 19 three-pointers to

Oct. 22, 2026

Reading to Dogs

By Hannah CarleyBoulder Weekly BROOMFIELD | On Thursday, Oct. 1, Broomfield Public Library kicked off their 17th season of the popular Reading to Dogs program, where elementary-aged children are invited to practice reading to service dogs throughout the school year. Children’s Librarian Nadia Martinez plans all the elementary-age programming for the library. She said the

Oct. 22, 2026

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