Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
5 hours ago by Conor Doyle
A man carried a 26-year-old woman to escape the flames that quickly spread through an apartment complex at the intersection of 55th St. and Arapahoe Ave.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
13 hours ago by J. David McSwane
From a brown leather sofa chair on the east wall of his new, spacious office, CSU Interim President Tony Frank takes a much-needed moment to breathe.
"Everyone wants to know what my plans are, but I've only had about 120 hours in this office to think about it," he says, revealing a fatigued smile beneath his self-described "Todd Helton" goatee.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
1 day ago by Aaron Hedge and J. David McSwane
After brewing concern regarding the future financial and academic state of the university, CSU Interim President Tony Frank announced his plans to increase transparency of university finance late last week and publicly established himself as a more democratic manager than his predecessor.
The Oredigger, Colorado School of Mines, CO
1 day ago by Abdullah Ahmed
USA/Ohio: Homo-erectus species were brainy. Fossils studied by a group of scientists led by anthropologist Scott Simpson from the Case Western University concluded that homo-erectus were born with big brains. The fossil of a nearly complete female pelvis, which was unearthed around 2003 in Ethiopia, is wider than previously believed, which means that infants were born with a 30% larger heads than formerly thought.
The Oredigger, Colorado School of Mines, CO
1 day ago by Ben Makuh
Last Thursday, at 5:00 AM in southern California, over five million people were shaken as a magnitude 7.8 earthquake ripped through more 186 miles of the San Andreas Fault. Fortunately, this earthquake was fake.
The Oredigger, Colorado School of Mines, CO
2 days ago by Sophie Hancock
The bullish progress of China's economy and India's economy has been monitored for some years, and their combined resource demand and what it means for Colorado was revisited during this weeks' Van Tuyl lecture given by Dr. Vince Matthews.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
2 days ago by Conor Doyle
Marijuana proponents are renewing discussion on the legality of the drug in Colorado.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
3 days ago by Sara Morrey
Police continue to urge vigilance following weeks of reported assaults and harassments on campus and in Boulder.
UNC Mirror, University of Northern Colorado, CO
5 days ago
U.S. President: Barack Obama (Democrat)
U.S. Senate: Mark Udall (Democrat)
U.S. Congressional District 4: Betsy Markey (Democrat)
Amendment 46: Prohibition on Discrimination and Preferential Treatment by Colorado Governments: No
Amendment 47: Prohibit
UNC Mirror, University of Northern Colorado, CO
5 days ago by Shelby Schrader
Eucharistic Processions are not usually seen along UNC's sidewalks. But that changed on Wednesday night when Catholic Campus Ministry and the Fellowship of Catholic University Students took their faith to the streets and hosted a Eucharistic procession.
The students in the groups started the procession after they met for mass at St.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
6 days ago by Aaron Hedge and J. David McSwane
As speculation grows in the wake of former CSU President Larry Penley's abrupt resignation last week, skeptical student leaders and state lawmakers say the embattled leader's departure comes at an odd and frustrating time.
Penley resigned after committing the university to intensive stretch goals this year in his state of the university speech at the beginning of the semester, which he started: "As I begin my second five years as president of Colorado State …"
The initiatives included increasing student enrollment and faculty by substantial numbers and bringing CSU to complete carbon neutrality by 2020 -- a lofty goal that exemplified Penley's exhaustive marketing of CSU as the "green university.
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