Coming up on today’s program, we hear about another petition that recently circulated around CU Boulder campus, this time calling out a student on the football team for sexual assault. Then, it’s Dot Org, our weekly look at local nonprofits. […]
An Honest Conversation About Being Black In Boulder
Image by Alexis Kenyon via DALL•E 2 On this month’s Black Talk, host Michele Simpson speaks with Dr. Jazmyne Peters, an embedded therapist for the University of Colorado, Boulder’s (UCB) College of Arts and Sciences. We will ask her to […]
Colorado Freshman Sets School Track Record
On this week’s Sports Talk, Jimmie talks about a CU freshman that is making waves in the NCAA indoor track scene, Isaiah Givens. He’s broken records and is now preparing to compete in the NCAA indoor championships. Listen: Download Audio
Half A Century Later, CU Students Continue To Fight Concealed Carry On Campus
The University of Colorado Board of Regents met last week to discuss a handful of increasingly hot topic issues from concealed carry on campus to increase tuition. Henry Larson, the editor-in-chief of CU independent was at the meeting. Read Henry […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Friday, February 24, 2023
On today’s Morning Magazine, we get an update from the recent University of Colorado Regents meeting. After that, we have a piece about A Hopi artist performing political satire to white crowds in southwest Colorado. Then it’s Dot Org, our […]
Should CU Allow White Supremacist Students On Campus?
A poster of the CU Boulder student posted on the southern entrance to the UMC. (Jan. 26, 2023) (Henry Larson/CU Independent) A controversy at CU Boulder has sparked debate over freedom of speech and institutional responsibility. It started when, a few […]
Speeches from the Grand Opening of the CAAAS
CU Boulder kicked off Black History Month by opening the Center of African and African American Studies, known as the CAAAS (“the cause”) for short. The event drew a standing room only crowd to its new space in the Macky […]
The Center for African and African American Studies Opens on CU Boulder Campus
CU Boulder yesterday hosted the grand opening of the Center for African and African American Studies – known as the CAAAS (pronounced “the cause”) for short. It’s the first initiative to center and focus Black and African diaspora students at […]