Working in a COVID unit in the height of the pandemic The United States currently remains the leader in COVID cases and deaths, with over 20 million cases and over 400,000 deaths. Frontline healthcare workers are being relied on more than ever to help treat
Senate race and final presidential results culminated in mayhem On Jan. 6, the Capitol Building was breached for the first time since 1812. Photos spreading as chaotically as the morning itself revealed armed standoffs in the House chamber, vandalized offices, and confederate flags being held
With uncertainty and doubt plaguing the results of the 2020 US Presidential Election, local businesses and institutions boarded up their windows and doors expecting the worst. Over the last few months, countless buildings experienced the brunt of unrelenting civil unrest, with broken glass and char
After days of counting, election called in favor of Democratic ticket. As predicted, the 2020 Presidential Election turned out to be a whirlwind. After three long days of counting, media outlets finally declared former Vice President Joe Biden the next President-Elect of the United States,
Democratic duo vows to not end fracking During the vice-presidential debate on Oct. 7, incumbent Vice President Mike Pence accused Kamala Harris and Joe Biden of wanting to, “ban fracking,” which would, according to Pence, “cost hundreds of thousands of American jobs all across the
Dems try to flip Colorado seat in the Senate Colorado’s 2020 senatorial race is being watched nationwide by nail-biting political enthusiasts and politicians alike. The race is crucial as Republicans fight to keep their slim 53-47 senate majority. Incumbent Cory Gardner (R) is running against
Eight years after legalization, Cannabis is no longer a crime Ever since recreational marijuana use was legalized in Colorado back in 2012, the social justice activist community has been pushing to free those convicted of marijuana use in Colorado. Now, almost eight years since the
Issues regarding abortion, paid leave on the 2020 ballot. Coloradan voters have gotten their little blue books recently, and there are a variety of issues that will be voted on that could change the lives of Coloradans. All of the following ballot initiatives will be
Many students probably aren’t aware, but there is a small section of the campus that will be closed permanently within the next year. In a decision released on Sept.17, the University of Colorado system announced it will be shutting down and selling its Douglas County-based
Presidential Diversity award winner tells diverse stories through film As a massive civil rights movement rages on throughout the country, the concepts of diversity and inclusion have become even more heightened in college spaces. Here at CU Denver, Roma Sur, a screenwriting professor with the