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Kennedy Assassination, Covert Operations and Global Parapolitics: an Interview With Lobster Magazine’s Robin Ramsay
By Nicholas Merl (Illustration by Nicholas Merl/Radio 1190) I spent a lot of time in January going through the Epstein files. Like, probably an unhealthy amount of time. I spent… more
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The inconsistencies and gaps in sex ed curriculums across the country are failing students.
Variations in sex education curriculums dictated by state legislature leave students with vast variations in their sex education, depending on which state they went to school in. By Juliana Krigsman … more
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CU Boulder students fill classroom to see influencer Adam Aleksic
By William Flockton Adam Aleksic, a linguist and educational influencer. Undergraduate Distinguished Speaker lecture, Boulder, Co., Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. Aleksic stressed the importance of spending time in the real world as internet usage continues to create uncertainty about what… more
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Why Radio 1190 is the most important club on campus
By Grace Moore News Team lead producers at Trident Booksellers and Cafe (Radio 1190/Payton Cordova) I want you all to know that when I say this I don’t mean that… more
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Buffs take over the Winter Olympics
Buffs take over the Winter Olympics By: Brontë Moore CU Athletes: Alvar Alev, Cassidy Gary, Hugo Hickfuss, Joanne Reid, Jakob Moch, Ryder Sarchett, Stacy Gaskill competing in 25th Winter Olympics, Milano Cortina… more
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Lawmakers and Civil Rights Organizations Respond to ICE’s use of Ace of Spades “Death Cards”
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has come under increasing scrutiny in the recent months following the Trump Administration’s decision to increase ICE activity in predominantly democratic voting states.… more
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Fifty-One Years at the World Famous Dark Horse
By Madison Shaw In 1975, a college baseball player named Joe Maddon found a bar just off campus and became a regular. “We found it pretty fast,” Maddon said. “And… more
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Studying between scaffolds: The hidden cost of CU’s construction boom
By Nano Watson On Friday, Jan. 30, the University of Colorado Boulder’s campus continues to hold construction sites visible to students and visitors. This is the biggest site on campus,… more
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CU Takes a Chance on ChatGPT
By Henry Kelty ChatGPT’s interface. (Henry Kelty/Radio 1190) Students and professors in the University of Colorado system will soon receive free access to ChatGPT’s Edu edition, as part of a… more
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CU women’s basketball team comes out on top in close game against Arizona
CU women’s basketball team comes out on top in close game against Arizona By Grace Moore “Colorado’s Anaelle Dutat puts up a shot against Arizona at McKale Center in Tucson,… more
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Hundreds Gather in Downtown Boulder to Protest ICE
Hundreds Gather in Downtown Boulder to Protest ICE By Lily Dennis Two protesters take a seat on the corner of Canyon and Broadway. Ice Out Protest, Boulder, Co., Saturday, Jan.… more
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Ryan Murray stays with passion and ends up winning the state championship
By Grace Moore Fenwick’s Tommy Thies (#7) takes a handoff from Jamen Williams (background) and looks for daylight as Mike Murphy (#5) looks for someone to block during the Class… more
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It’s a ‘Strangeday Almanac’
By William Flockton Lydia Farrell’s exhibition, “Strangeday Almanac,” sits at the entrance of The Nick Ryan Gallery at University Hill, Boulder. (William Flockton/Radio 1190) A flying saucer hovers behind a house… more
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Former Scientist Roger Schank Wrote Jeffrey Epstein to Visit CU Boulder for girls that “go there to ski.”
Former Scientist Roger Schank’s frequent contact with child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein illuminates his knowledge of Epstein’s crimes, as they discussed girls, favors and dining together over email. By Juliana… more
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Boulder’s International Film Series
By Gavin Orth The bulletin board directly outside of Muenzinger Auditorium on CU Boulder campus, Nov. 11, 2025. Meunzinger is the main theater for screenings at the International Film Series.… more
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LOVELY LOVELY ADDS FOR FEBRUARY
Here are some adds for your listening pleasure, picked with LOVE for the February season and reviewed by our LOVELY volunteers: Dry Cleaning – Secret Love This album is defined… more
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Palantir CEO Buys Monastery
By Lily Dennis St. Benedict’s Monastery in Snowmass, CO. (image courtesy of Farm & Ranch property sellers) On Dec. 15, a catholic monastery located in Snowmass, Colorado, was bought by… more
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CU’s Controversial Plan to Split Dorm RA Role in Half
Many students complain that the planned changes would harm working conditions By Nicholas Merl Stearns East Hall (Nicholas Merl/Radio 1190) Editor’s Note: The real names and identities of several RAs… more
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The Death of the Music Festival
By Lily Dennis Chase Atlantic performing in Phoenix, AZ at Comerica Theatre on November 16, 2024 (Lily Dennis/Radio 1190) After the global lockdown due to COVID-19 was lifted, the live… more
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No Food for November
By Lily Dennis (Courtesy of Wikipedia) On Oct 1, the federal government announced a total government shutdown. This caused federal funding for different aid programs, as well as federal salaries,… more