FUN TWIST ON ARTS AND CRAFTS Cross stitching might be most popular among a group of grandmas, but tucked in the last corner of South Broadway, untouched by gentrification between auto shops and dispensaries, cross stitching is accessible to all at Grandma’s House. The bar
R.L. STINE AND MARC BROWN AT TATTERED COVER On Aug. 14, authors R. L. Stine and Marc Brown visited the Tattered Cover bookstore to promote their new book, Mary McScary. The crowd, a mixture of both kids and kids at heart, was a buzz as
ANNUAL EVENT CELEBRATES ASIAN CUISINE On Thursday Sept. 14, CU Denver Live! put on one of their most popular events: The Art of Cooking. Located at Cook Street Culinary School off Market Street, students walked from campus to the kitchen, eager to cook but even
When Tim Tebow famously took a knee to pray during football games, Americans applauded him for being brave and standing up for what he believes in, for being a devout and passionate Christian, and upholding American values. His pose quickly went viral, inspiring people to
Whether you’re a first-year student or a continuing student, you’ve probably noticed there are a couple of things you can’t get away from here at CU Denver advice and opinions. Everybody’s go ’em including me, and we’re always willing to share. THAT RAUL GUY Thanks
STREAMING SERVICES JOIN FORCES The growth of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Spotify are easily outpacing traditional TV and radio services. On Sept. 9, Spotify and Hulu announced a partnership that offers US college students premium subscriptions to both services for $4.99 a month
EUROPEAN DJ BRINGS NEW NOISE TO DENVER Denver has undergone many changes recently, especially regarding it local electronic music scene. People who live in this city tend to associate electronic dance music with large festivals in Las Vegas and in the deserts of Southern California,
Every year, the Denver Pug Rescue hosts their annual fundraiser, Pugs in the Park. The event was lined with booths ranging from dog-themed pillows to a table where volunteers offered to clip the nails of even the most stubborn of pugs. At a booth adorned
From Sept. 21 to Sept. 24, the CineLatino Film Festival took place at the Sie Film Center. Hosted by the Denver Film Society, the festival is a four-day long celebration of the contributions Latino filmmakers have made to the film industry. There were 13 different
JEWETT SHOWS STUDENTS THE BIG LEAGUES From the assistant director who brought you 300: Rise of an Empire, CSI, and Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, comes a new hour-and-15-minute feature: class. One of CU Denver’s newest additions to the faculty is Eric