The committee is focused on depoliticizing the process With the news of CU’s president Bruce D. Benson retiring, the CU Regents are putting together a search committee to find his successor. The regents are attempting to depoliticize the search by having one democrat and one
The Golden Age It’s only fitting that on the week Earl Thomas—the Seahawks all-pro safety who anchored one of the best defenses of the recent past—fractured his leg, 12 teams allowed at least 30 points and three teams allowed over 40. Thomas’ reinjury of the
Volunteering engages students in local community Lynx Day of Service, is an annual day of volunteering in the surrounding Denver community that connects CU Denver students to the community and emphasizes the importance of local engagement. This semester’s day of service, which was on Sept.
Program mixes environmental protection with cultural diversity CU Denver’s science department just announced a new certificate program called the Environmental Stewardship of Indigenous Lands (ESIL), the first of its kind. The certificate program offers training, internships, and job placement for students passionate about environmental protection
James Walsh merges political science and the arts Professor James Walsh, who has been teaching at CU Denver for 21 years and currently in the political science department, is perhaps best known among his students for incorporating elements of theater into his courses. Theater and
The Drought is Dead Leave it to the Cleveland Browns to send the entire NFL world into chaos. The Browns kicked off week three by ending their 635-day winning drought with a win over the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football. Of course, the
Ernesto Rodriguez markets for local popcorn company Six months after graduating from CU Denver with a business marketing degree, Ernesto Rodriguez found himself in the aisles of a grocery store looking for a snack. It was then where he stumbled upon a brand called Oogie’s—a
Auraria PD encourages CU Denver students to be prepared On Friday, Aug. 31, two men were shot and killed, another two were injured, and an Aurora police officer was shot in their bulletproof vest, but survived, in a shooting near University of Colorado’s Anschutz Medical
Abolish Slavery Colorado aims to make history Abolish Slavery Colorado is an organization dedicated to the passage of Amendment A, which would remove Article II, Section 26 from the Colorado State Constitution. This article allows slavery, or involuntary servitude, in Colorado as punishment for a
Around the world in a single year Global Buddies is a CU Denver program that gives both domestic and international students an interactive experience to meet people from diverse cultures by assigning them to groups to mingle within their free time throughout the year. As