Leela’s European Café At first glance through the large front windows, Leela’s European Café doesn’t look like much. But upon entering the establishment, it becomes clear that this is not an average run of the mill coffee shop. Instead, it’s a trendy study space
Adame finds community in sports Grad student assistant Angie Adame is doing nothing less than chasing her dreams. Adame works at the Lola & Rob Salazar Student Wellness Center as the Competitive Sports Program Manager and right-hand woman to Assistant Director of Competitive Sports and
How club sports will be affected by new dorms As new dorms move in, the CU Denver’s Women’s Soccer team is moving out. Most teams are either moving to continue playing elsewhere, or disbanding and discontinuing their membership as part of the CU Denver community entirely.
People with faces painted like candied skulls and colorful flower crowns on their heads filled the streets surrounding the Denver Botanic Gardens on Saturday, Nov. 2, as they participated in the festivities that the Gardens held for Día de los Muertos. Día de los
PAL is here to help you For most people, transitioning from high school to college can be a whirlwind of stress, excitement, homesickness, and school pride, but for those nervous freshmen entering CU Denver, the friendly neighborhood PAL program is here to help. The program
For sushi lovers everywhere, walking into the new Fontana Sushi, which opened in late August of 2018 and is located at the intersection of East 6th Avenue and North Washington Street, is like walking into paradise because of the high-quality fish, beautiful plating, overall cleanliness,
Sherrod lends a hand in student life The first impression one has when meeting Natasha Sherrod is that she is a quiet individual with a unique sense of style. But after receiving a firm handshake and listening to her introduce herself, it becomes crystal clear