The long established rivalry between the University of Colorado Boulder and Colorado State has, and will continue to be, a relevant one. I present an unbiased and comprehensive list as to why, once and for all, CU is on top. Our mascot would win in a fight The view, of course Campus is modeled after […]

CU Boulder boasts the best mascot in college football, hands down. “Ralphie the Buffalo” is an icon of power, spirit, and tradition that sets the university apart. Here are a few reasons why Ralphie reigns supreme: First, Ralphie is not just a costume-clad performer but a living, breathing buffalo. Watching Ralphie charge across Folsom Field […]

The University of Colorado Boulder is undoubtedly one of the best places in the country to experience the epic tradition of tailgating and watch an exhilarating football game. Nestled against the breathtaking backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, this university’s game day experience is second to none. The iconic Folsom Field, home to the Colorado Buffaloes, […]

The image captures CU Boulder’s campus with the striking Flatirons in the background, a fusion of academia and nature. The mix of modern and historic buildings surrounded by lush greenery reflects the university’s harmonious design. CU Boulder’s distinction as one of the nation’s most beautiful campuses arises from its seamless integration with the stunning environment, […]

“There are so many little gems in Boulder!” Meet Sophie! After growing up in Lincoln Park, Chicago, she made her way to Boulder to study English at CU.  She loves Boulder for its mixture of people and its beautiful nature. She fits right into the Boulder lifestyle; having played field hockey in high school, she […]

A: “We once once made a deal; I was going to join cross country if she would join the high school musical.” E: “I did it for a little while…” A: “…But then she quit. My friends and I all felt betrayed! hahaha.” E: “Yea and now we mostly hang out making fun of each other and […]

Meet Taylor! Taylor grew up in Denver before moving to Boulder to study Poly-Sci.  He teaches tennis when he isn’t studying and says that he wants to enter into the teaching field!  He said that he would like to teach 5th-8th graders! Good luck Taylor and Go Buffs!  

A Boulder resident in the 1940s remarked that Pearl street is “a good place to buy a pair of socks.” I think this adage holds true today, and that Pearl offers Boulder exponentially more to go along with those socks. Pearl Street is supposedly named for one of the wives of the original 54 founders […]

When oddly specific things become public problems, local legislation steps in to help. Today we will look at a few odds and ends Boulder city laws had to smooth out over the years. Hopefully we will boost today’s water cooler conversations. Nobody Owns Fifi Dogs in Boulder do not have “owners” according to any public ordinances. […]

Being a senior doesn’t always mean graduating on time. Spring semester for these students is just another ordinary semester. For the seniors who are graduating in May though, Spring semester provides the ultimate realization: the perfect combination of freedom and a general lack of adult-ing is coming to a dreaded end. Have no fear, seniors. […]