55 things to do in Colorado this weekend
The final weekend of September brings fall, elk, cider and harvest festivals, plus concerts, 6 Oktoberfests and 5 college football games.
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Women’s basketball: Ayianna Johnson showing growth in early days with CU Buffs
Now a sophomore and one of 10 newcomers to the CU women’s basketball team, Ayianna Johnson is still gaining confidence and ...
The Clarion9d
DU men’s club hockey starts off strong at home
The packed stands and the crowd’s support for the men’s club hockey team have been a big factor in the team’s overall success ...
Le Lézard8d
2024 National Youth Sports Summit Convenes Industry Leaders, Addressing Pressing Topics Shaping the $39b Travel and Youth Sports Industry
LakePoint Sports, the nation's premier travel and youth sports destination, is hosting the 2024 National Youth Sports Summit, on Tuesday, October 8th from 11:30 am - 2:30 pm ET. This prestigious ...
The Next Hoops6d
With overhauled roster and conference move, it’s a new era for Colorado
Can Colorado head coach JR Payne lead the new-look Buffaloes to a fourth straight NCAA Tournament in their first year in the Big 12?
Be bolder: What leaders can learn from CU Boulder’s successes in research, innovation, and football
Recognize that it’s never too late to rebuild and revive your organization. If a public university of almost 150 years of ...
NCAAF News: Deion Sanders makes surprising admission on Buffaloes' Travis Hunter special treatment
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders revealed Travis Hunter's surprising treatment in team's practices.
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CU Boulder hosted its first powwow in over a decade, but Indigenous students say it was an ‘uphill battle’
Despite many other Colorado universities holding powwows, according to many of the CU Boulder student organizers, a big reason why it took over two decades for another large powwow to be held at ...
The Denver Post20d
Opinion: CU Boulder has failed for years to address discrimination, harassment, inequity and retaliation
Meanwhile, the problems persist. CU Boulder’s leadership is not just complicit in this neglect, it actively enables a culture that protects those in power, leaving impacted students, faculty ...