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“Traveling solo means getting to know the real you.” Yes, it may be cheesy, but this quote speaks to the truth that each and every one of us truly has the freedom to explore the world around us–even if it is alone. The best thing to remember is that you may or may ;) learn […]

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I’m totally not deprived of Boygenius content post-Grammys. That’s crazy, why would you say that…

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For the first installment of BwogBooks, a series focused on CU authors, Staff Writer Maren Frey highlights one of her all-time favorite books, The White Tiger.

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Work hard, but not too hard that the barista doesn’t flirt with you. 

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February Tile Poetry

Between valentines, cold weather, and more indoor time, February has brought endless silly fridge magnets and other unlikely word art around campus.

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What’s more “Working for the Knife” than an all-nighter in Butler?

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The story of my friend's late-night encounter with the paranormal while sitting in the Butler stacks.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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