top picks for cafes across Denver Online classes have proved themselves to be challenging for many students, and treacherously mundane. Long hours in front of the computer screen take their toll, straining tired eyes and inducing back pain, amongst all the other unique drawbacks that
the program is more relevant than ever before Universities of the United States have a problem: the death of the “working-class” journalist in America seems to have prompted, concurrently, the loss of journalism programs in American universities. Seeing as reliable journalism is so integral to
Dreamville Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars After an eagerly awaited release, Revenge of the Dreamers III: Director’s Cut has been released to critical acclaim under J. Cole’s own Dreamville record label. Creative collaboration and exposure of lesser-known artists was the greatest achievement
Illustration: Rigby Guerroro · The Sentry Rural areas deal with unusual nuisance The plains of eastern Colorado are, on most days, a place of desolate dirt roads and wide expanses of farmland. Residents of everybody knows everybody towns like Hugo, Colorado go about their days
A message to Sen. Gardner Ten activists from Environment Colorado and Conservation Colorado joined forces in fighting climate change, gathering on the steps outside of Sen. Cory Gardner’s Denver office on Friday, Oct. 8. The group, which included several CU Denver students, had convened to
Local groups collaborate with young activists A feverous cheer went up as Greta Thunberg stepped onto the stage of the Greek Amphitheatre of Civic Center Park on Oct. 11. The 16-year-old climate activist capped off an energetic protest from a diverse group of children, adults, indigenous
How students can get involved The threat of climate change is an ever-present thought in the minds of many young people today. Current world reports don’t paint an optimistic picture either: the Amazon rainforest burns in large swaths, millions of tons of arctic ice are
As my first year of college comes to an end, I reflect on what has brought me to this point. The journey through year one has been wild, unpredictable, often a lot of fun, and sometimes not so much. If nothing else, there is one
Tiny homes serve as potential homelessness solution It hasn’t been an easy journey for the 11 little 8×12 homes of the Beloved Community Village. Pioneering a housing forward concept in the city of Denver, the village has established itself as a place to get people
Feeling the cold lately? …these environs aren’t. Denver Botanic Gardens offers an escape from the harsh, wintry weather and extreme cold of the last few weeks. The Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory features a microcosm of warmth- and moisture-loving plants, none of which are dead and