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Colorado Voters Approve Propositions LL and MM, Securing Free School Meals for All Students

By Tayler Riddle and Savanna Amack · Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025

Colorado voters approved Propositions LL and MM to secure funding for free school meals and food assistance programs statewide. The measures build on the “Healthy School Meals for All” initiative and SNAP benefits, ensuring every K–12 student has access to nutritious meals while easing the burden on families and educators.

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Information Drought: Why the Younger Generation Isn’t Voting

By TJ Gurney , Alesea Evangelista-Flores and Aries Touart · Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025

With information lacking at UNC, students are turning away from voting.

Colorado Voters to Decide the Fate of Free School Meals with Propositions LL and MM

By Savanna Amack · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

Student meal security is at risk as Propositions LL and MM go to a vote on Nov. 4.

At-Large Candidates United in Belief in Public Input and Trust

By Kinsley Walker · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

As Nov. 4 approaches, several candidates have stepped up to run for the at-large council position, all united in their disappointment in the Cascadia project's lack of public input.

Ward IV Candidates Hope to Change Greeley for the Better, in Their Own Ways

By Alesea Evangelista-Flores · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

Three candidates are running for Ward IV in the upcoming Nov. 4 election, each with different plans and hopes for the city.

Candidates for Greeley Mayor Express Plans for the City as Election Looms

By Angelo Salazar · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

Mayoral candidates Dale Hall and Tiffany Simmons describe their plans for the city and the Cascadia project.

Greeley Residents Express Disappointment in Council as Election Approaches

By Lindsay Luger · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

Former District 6 board member Valerie Leal-Whitehead is running against Ward III's Johnny Olson in the upcoming election, as tensions surrounding the Greeley Westside Project rise.

How Greeley's Government Works

By Aries Touart · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

Greeley operates under a council-manager system.

The 7 p.m. Reckoning

By Tayler Riddle · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

The article details the voting process for the November 4, 2025, General Election in Weld County, Colorado, highlighting the state’s mail-in ballot system and key deadlines.

Are Students Interested in the Greeley Election?

By Ayla Wize · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

Students at UNC are generally uninterested in the Greeley election unless they're residents.

Transparency and Finances: How Two Candidates are Looking to Help Ward II in Upcoming Election

By TJ Gurney · Friday, Oct. 31, 2025

Council member Deb DeBoutez and blogger Brandon Wark are running for city council to represent Ward II in Greeley. Both candidates have differing political experience, with DeBoutez having a much longer career with the city. While they are in competition, both plan to focus on community and home in on the financial troubles that large projects such as Cascadia present.

Teaching is in UNC’s DNA

By Serena Ruybal · Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025

UNC was founded as a teacher's college in 1889 with a mission to educate the best teachers in Colorado. UNC still reflects its original mission today.

New Osteopathic College Brings Hope for Northern Colorado’s Healthcare Future

By Jaylen Lee · Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025

As the College of Osteopathic Medicine nears completion, medical professionals and students weigh in on the impact the new school will have on UNC and the northern Colorado area.

Rowing, Drifting or Sinking: 2025 State of the University Address

By Gregory Egbert · Monday, Oct. 13, 2025

Andy Feinstein recently delivered his State of the University Address on Sept. 23. He discussed ongoing issues that UNC is facing, as well as discussing future plans like "Rowing Not Drifting 2030." Overall, it was well received, but some members of the UNC community are still uneasy about the funding cuts.

Student Government Discuss University Concerns with UNC Leaders

By Andrew Galster · Monday, Oct. 13, 2025

UNC student government senators raised concerns about the university to President Andy Feinstein and Keith Humphrey, vice president for student affairs.

UNC Professor Raises Sex Trafficking Awareness in Northern Colorado

By Alesea Evangelista-Flores · Friday, Oct. 10, 2025

Sex trafficking is an ongoing issue nationwide. In northern Colorado, a professor at UNC is helping the victims of sex trafficking by bringing awareness to the cycle and how to identify instances of sex trafficking.

Faith Through Sports: The Fellowship of Christian Athletes

By Conlan Moe · Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a student-led religious organization at UNC dedicated to spreading the teachings of Christianity and the Bible.

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Welcoming the New VP of Student Affairs to UNC

By Gregory Egbert · Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025

UNC welcomes a new vice president of Student Affairs. Dr. Keith Humphrey aims to fully immerse himself in all UNC has to offer in order to make the student experience the best it can be.

Sports and Exercise Students Bring Hope Back to Cancer Patients

By Maya Oakley · Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025

UNC's Cancer Rehabilitation Institute is a valuable resource for cancer patients, allowing them to regain the independence they lost to their diagnosis through exercise.

To Care is a University's Business

By TJ Gurney · Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025

UNC's Monfort College of Business launched a new hospitality and event management program this fall. Adjunct professor Julie Kennedy speaks about the importance of the program and the exciting transition from the Recreation, Tourism and Hospitality program.