7/3: Bad policy, sugar-coated

A sugar-coated tax increase is still a...tax increase. More >

"The Buzz" on Newstalk 1310 KFKA, 6/9 - Race in college admissions

Face The State managing editor Brad Jones talks with Newstalk 1310 KFKA's Amy Oliver about two staff reports regarding the state's use of race in college admissions. More >

CCHE Refuses To Release Racial Data

A Face the State Staff Report

The Colorado Commission on Higher Education has declined to cooperate with an organization attempting to study the impact of race and gender preferences on the admissions process at state colleges and universities here.

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More Colorado students say "no" to being categorized by race

A Face the State Staff Report

According to statistics released to Face The State from the University of Colorado, an increasing number of students are declining to reveal their race on their applications to the school. CU is also seeing additional increases in the number of students identifying themselves by more than one race.

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"The Buzz" on Newstalk 1310 KFKA, 5/19 - Sen. Shaffer and CU, races to watch

Face The State managing editor Brad Jones talks with Newstalk 1310 KFKA's Amy Oliver about Sen. Brandon Shaffer statement he and his Democrat Senate colleagues believe a conservative professor "doesn't belong at CU." Also, a discussion of state legislative races to watch this fall. More >

A sad era for the CU journalism school

A Face the State Editorial

Free Speech at the University of Colorado’s journalism school has died a sad death, suffering from a lack of outrage over the recent decision by campus leaders to impose politically correct and intellectually bankrupt censorship on student reporters there.

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Sen. Shaffer: Conservative prof. "doesn't belong at CU"

A Face the State Staff Report

State Sen. Brandon Shaffer, D-Longmont, is less than thrilled about the University of Colorado’s plan to raise $9 million for an endowed chair of conservative thought and policy.

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5/19: Intellectual diversity at CU

The University of Colorado is considering an endowed chair for conservative thought, and as you’d imagine the proposal hasn’t been received very well. More >

Under fire, Schauer won't seek re-election as CU Regent

Facing a primary challenge for the Republican nomination in the sixth congressional district, CU Regent Paul Schauer surprised party activists Thursday night by announcing he would not seek re-election. More >

Political Cartoon for 5/15: A real endangered species

Face The State Humor

Campus is buzzing with this week's news the University of Colorado is considering the creation of an endowed chair for conservative thought.

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