Shortly after canceling all summer appointments, one first-year advisor and self-proclaimed “Advisor of the Year” embarked on the long process of cleaning up his computer…
As the campus prepares to lift the mask mandate at the end of June, anxiety is growing among senior leadership about the lack of a…
The AAC announced today that they are placing Michael Lynn, Academic Advisor for Sociology and Jewish Studies, on Academic Advisor Suspension. A source close to…
Elizabeth Guertin, one-time Director of Advising and Assistant Dean in the College of Arts & Sciences, received the 2020 Virginia Gordon Award of the National…
In recent weeks, the University of Colorado Boulder community has seen an onslaught of emails from the Registrar’s Office and other Enrollment Management Offices announcing…
In a 35-to-20 vote, the Boulder Faculty Assembly approved a motion to censure President Mark Kennedy for “a failure of leadership with respect to diversity,…
Ken Bonetti, longtime Economics Advisor and rabble-rouser, announced recently that his effective last day at the University of Colorado Boulder will be May 14th. “I’ve…
University leaders recently announced that everything is going to be “just fine and dandy” this fall. “This is definitely based on science. Financial motivation has…
We would like to pause from satire and take time instead to recognize those who lost their lives at the King Soopers in Boulder on…