Tied for the most first-place wins among Division I schools, The Temple News’ award-winning coverage includes the Wingard administration, the TUGSA strike and public safety issues.
The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action on June 29 after ruling that programs at Harvard and the University of North Carolina violated the Constitution. The court has declared that race can no longer be a factor in college admissions, and though the decision will impact many universities nationwide, Colorado State University does not anticipate.
The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened May 3 for the first session of the 53rd senate. The 52nd senate ended with a special session in which Bills 5223, “BSOF Extra Funds,” and 5224, “Executive Job Descriptions,” were approved with unanimous consent, and former Associate Justice Alayna Truxal was ratified as the Supreme Court’s.
Bee Group Newspapers won four awards in the 2022 Better Newspapers Contest sponsored by the New York Press Association. Dennise Little won first place for Graphic Illustration for a Lifestyles page that ran in all nine Bee newspapers, “Butterfly Project Takes Flight.” Clarence Bee Editor Emily Stoll received second place in the News Story