Disappearing into Vanishing Acts Dr. Brian Barker, one of CU Denver’s English professors, has released a new book, Vanishing Acts, which invites readers to reimagine nature and humanity in a dark, surreal landscape. Barker wears many hats, creatively speaking. In addition to being an award-winning
Office of Events and Partnerships hosted skating party As Spring Break ended and the second half of the semester commenced, students were welcomed back with an afternoon full of roller skating, popcorn, soda, colorful sunglasses, and fanny packs. Rolling into the 80s was a new
Now students can make four basic pizzas too! After six years of testing, feedback, and refinement, Campus Village has proudly published their cookbook: “Four Ways to Regret Buying a Meal Plan.” Inside the hardcover book lie their recipes for their four unique pizzas: “Cheese with
Poet shares heartfelt moments at campus reading by Austin Bolton and Holly McCloskey The Tivoli Zenith Room was packed on the night of Thursday, March 7, with English majors and poetry fans all chattering excitedly in anticipation of the acclaimed poet Victoria Chang. She came to
A classy performance of a classic play Metro State’s production of the Neil Simon classic Sweet Charity starred Emily Lujan as Charity Hope Valentine, a bouncy dance hall hostess in 1960s New York City. Joining her were Samantha Scott and Megan Schraeder, playing Charity’s dance
An expansion of student-run club sports League of Legends is a free multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) that originated in October 2009. As of January 2019, Newzoo, a market intelligence company for games and e-sports, ranked League of Legends as the most popular Core PC
Inside the Cluberation at Pirate: Contemporary Art This past month, Pirate: Contemporary Art gallery hosted the most recent exhibition for CU Denver’s Sculpture Club. The free art show Cluberation was, above all, about the intersections of art. All sorts of mediums were represented—photography, sculpture, painting—and
Yosimar Reyes tells his story about dual labels “Please sign-in if you’re going to eat,” an event worker told students as they entered St. Cajetan’s on Feb. 5 for UndocuQueer, an event bringing light to the experiences of undocumented LBGTQ immigrants living in the United
Campus food truck moves into mercantile building Mexican restaurant, Los Molinos, has opened a permanent location on the Auraria campus, but they aren’t entirely new around here. The family-owned restaurant started as a food truck in the 1980s and has been coming to campus for
Event uses creativity to highlight serious issues “It is Wednesday. Who’s wearing pink?” asked Queer Lives host R.C. Michaels. The fourth annual Queer Lives suicide prevention and awareness event on Nov. 14, hosted by CU Denver’s Genders & Sexualities Alliance, coincided with this year’s Transgender