Boulder Weekly

Reported hate rises on campus Reports of antisemitic and anti-Islamic discrimination have significantly increased at CU Boulder in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict, according to campus officials. CU Independent reported that there were 44 incidents of harassment or discrimination...

Mark Fearer’s piece on common problems faced by tenants (“The Unrepentant Tenant,” Sept. 8, 2022) and the mention of the Boulder housing code caught my attention. While most articles focus on tenants' rights, there is a dearth of information...

Colorado is making progress to clean emissions spewing from its roads and highways.  The Colorado Clean Car standard, adopted on Oct. 20 by the Air Quality Control Commission, aims to expand low- and zero-emission light-duty vehicles like passenger cars, SUVs...

Becoming one of the most recognized professional climbers in the U.S. takes an affinity for the unknown. You might say that’s one of Cedar Wright’s strengths. He followed a love of climbing to Yosemite National Park where, over the course...

John Ford is cinema. Born in Portland, Maine, in 1894 — just as motion picture cameras were first being put to good use — Ford followed his older brother Francis out to Hollywood and started working in a career...

Dan Asher’s earliest Hanukkah memory is an unmistakable aroma in his dreams. “I’d wake up and know right away what was going on,” Asher says. “I could smell the grated potatoes and onions and garlic frying in hot oil. It...

More than 51 million people in the U.S. suffered from chronic pain in 2021, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC). In some cases, the condition is the result of an injury or prior health issue; in some...