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Boulder’s Beloved: CU Women’s Basketball Shines as Hottest Ticket in Town

The University of Colorado Boulder has been buzzing with excitement as the women’s basketball team continues to dominate the court, making them the hottest ticket in town. With each win, the team has been captivating the hearts of students and the local community, elevating the atmosphere on campus to a whole new level. Domination on […]

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The University of Colorado’s Early History

Before Thomas Jefferson signed the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, and before Colorado became a state in 1876, the area was settled by numerous Native American tribes, predominantly inhabited by the Arapaho. The Arapaho were successful nomadic hunters, expanding their presence through trade, warfare, and alliances with other tribes. They were closely allied with the Cheyenne, […]

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A Brief History of Some Incredible Boulder Women

Revealing Our Routes: Women of Boulder County was originally developed by the Women of the West Museum back in 2002. Now the exhibit is now hosted by Boulder History Museum’s site. There are dozens of dynamic ladies documented in this collection, and today we’ve brought you a few of our favorites. Ruth Cave Flowers (1903-1980) was a native […]

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Five Top Attractions Close to the University of Colorado

The University of Colorado is widely considered to have one of the most beautiful campuses in the United States. There are many reasons why this is the case. One of the main reasons is the natural beauty of the area surrounding the campus. The university is located in Boulder, Colorado, which is nestled at the […]

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Looking Back: CU’s Controversial Buffalo Pool is Officially Open

As a student, I was witness to the Buffalo Pool’s construction over the course of my most recent semester. I stood on the other side of the surrounding chain link fence, hoping that I would one day get to jump into this mystical animal-shaped pool, which was nothing but a mess of dirt and construction […]

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Girl Power! The History of Women in Boulder

In a recent study in Boulder, it was found that the city is leading the nation on gender equity. Currently, the national average for women’s wages are 84% of what men make. In Boulder the average is 88%. Boulder is obviously a special city, leading the nation in multiple avenues from preventative measures for climate […]

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Rocky Mountain High: A Visit to CU Boulder

If you’re looking for an adventure of a lifetime, then look no further than the University of Colorado Boulder. Nestled in the majestic Rocky Mountains, this university offers visitors breathtaking views, a vibrant campus life, and a wealth of activities and attractions. In this blog article, we’ll explore all that the University of Colorado Boulder […]

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Boulder’s Intellectualism Shapes its True Character

Some of you have heard that Boulder is “25 square miles surrounded by reality”. Which is one way to say that the character of the city of Boulder is extremely different from other nearby cities. Today we will discuss how intellectualism has helped to create this unique reputation. There is a huge focus on anti-intellectualism […]

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