Warner Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Practically everyone has heard the 1983 hit “Maniac” (“She’s a maniac, maniac on the floor”), but few know of Michael Sembello, the man behind the classic song. Such one-hit-wonder artists aren’t rare—often for good reason—but Sembello has
Newly opened offices can be found in Tivoli courtyard Previously, students had to seek out CU Denver offices scattered throughout campus to find resources, but now, with the new opening of LynxConnect, four of those offices are in one convenient, relaxing location. The four
Island Records Rating: Thumbs Up Mike Posner’s new single “Slow It Down” is a far cry from his old hit “Cooler Than Me.” Opening with piano and backed up by chill beats, “Slow It Down” is packed full of meaning, such as with the lyrics,
CU Denver artist and associate professor Rian Kerrane opened her new art exhibit Defining Milieu on Sept. 26 in Republic Plaza. Inspired by Oscar Wilde, the exhibit “reflects symbolically how we use fashion to structure our environments and ultimately our world,” according to Kerrane.
With Suicide Awareness Week having passed less than a month ago, mental health is especially on everyone’s minds. Following this trend, the CU Denver Student Government Association (SGA) recently hosted Body Language, a body positivity event seeking to educate students on eating disorders and offer
Multiple countries and program options available This is what I want students to know: It’s within your reach.” These words come from Saira Hamidi, a study abroad coordinator for the Office of International Affairs (IA) who handles Global Education/Study Abroad. The Office of IA hosted
This year’s Denver Food + Wine Festival ran from Sept. 4–8 and encompassed a variety of events. The majority of the events were small scale, such as “Dinner Under the Stars” and the wine glass seminar, but the main event was the Grand Tasting on
Lady Gang at the Roxy on Broadway Talent can be found everywhere, if one only takes the time to look. One such talent, Lady Gang, could be heard at the Roxy on South Broadway on Sept. 6. The Roxy on Broadway, a bar/ lounge combination,
The Losers’ Club returned to theaters last week in the form of IT Chapter Two, this time not as children but as adults set on destroying Pennywise the Clown for good. This second installment maintained the nostalgia and horror of the first, while adding more
Mental health needs to be address to combat this crisis It is an unfortunate reality that mass shootings in the United States no longer really affect people. News stories run for a day or two, and then people move on to the next massacre. Meanwhile,