On Oct. 9, CU Denver Professor Andrew Scahill, who teaches literature with an emphasis in film, held an event for two comic book creators, where students were able to ask questions and listen about their creative processes. The creators who were invited included Sean Benner,
Everyone has been there: finally taking a core class requirement that’s been shirked off semester after semester, but there are some classes that just don’t appeal to some students and some that are just plain ol’ painful that need to be suffered through. Here’s how
The CU Denver English Department debuted the podcast Culture Klatsch earlier this semester, which discusses contemporary culture. To introduce the podcast to the wider student body, the English Department hosted a launch party roundtable discussion on the first episode on Sept. 26 in the Zenith
On the evening of Sept. 16, CU Denver hosted author, professor, and contributing editor to the University’s very own Copper Nickel, Ayse Papatya Bucak, to read from her newly released book The Trojan War Museum and Other Stories. The Trojan War Museum and Other
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
Now that the semester has passed Labor Day, the real semester begins. Get ready for quizzes, exams, and assignment after assignment. Now is the key time to organize one’s time and set the foundation of healthy study habits to rock classes. Realign the view of
The Wellness Center Gets Students Immersed in the Outdoors One of the many facets of the Wellness Center at CU Denver is to provide students with outdoor excursions through Adventure Trips. After wrapping up the summer sessions, the members in the Adventure branch have already
The Festival of Colors comes to Auraria On April 19, the Indian Student Association at CU Denver marked the beginning of spring with the Holi celebration, an event as colorful in its traditional history as it is literally. All across the Tivoli quad, explosive bursts
Campus embraces the environment Spring has finally emerged on Auraria, inviting students outside to enjoy the sunshine and flowers blooming all over campus. The Earth Week Festival, which ran on April 24 and 25, couldn’t have come at a better time. What better way to
A hands-on training for arts students Tucked in a corner, past the bridge that connects the Arts Building and West Classroom, orange molten iron was flowing from a three-legged industrial furnace that was standing on a bed of sand, surrounded by art majors, alumni, and