New online resource is a catalyst for connection Imagine taking three short personality quizzes to be given an in-depth review of personal wellness, then being given access to every on-campus resource and personalized digital content to meet the needs of areas that may be lacking.
How to increase voter engagement American elections take place on the first Tuesday of every November, including last week on Nov. 5. Big elections, like the presidential election and the midterms are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to getting out and
Election Update The pervasive media obsession with the 2020 presidential election may have led many to forget there were elections last Tuesday, Nov. 5. Voter turnout in odd-year elections is notoriously low. The Daily Sentinel estimated 39 percent of Colorado registered voters participated in the
Highlighting veteran stories On Nov. 10, Rep. Jason Crow organized a “Veteran to Veteran” roundtable ahead of Veterans Day at the CU Denver Anschutz campus. Before running for Congress, Crow served two tours as an Army Ranger in Afghanistan. Crow stated he believed it was
Many concerned for safety On Oct. 22, Charlie Kirk, the controversial founder of conservative campus group Turning Point USA, organized an event on the Colorado State University (CSU) campus featuring Donald Trump Jr., Kimberly Guilfoyle, a conservative commentator, and Benny Johnson, Turning Point’s Chief Creative
Guest Mike Phillips highlights the debate in Colo. On Oct. 23, CU Denver’s chancellor Dorothy Horrell introduced the audience in Room 2600 of the Student Commons Building to the fifth installment in the Chancellor’s distinguished lecture series. The purpose of the lecture series, as stated
Ghost Town The first morning of the National College Media Convention, Oct. 31, was also the morning Congress voted on the impeachment inquiry: Halloween, perhaps fittingly. I was up early that morning to meet an acquaintance for coffee in Georgetown, which was covered in Washington
Worldwide movement comes to Denver Under the Saturday sun on Oct. 19, a small but mighty village clad in red gathered on the steps of the Colorado State Capitol. Those red villages dotted all 50 states. In Denver, around 50 people congregated at the Capitol
Local organization files legal complaint As the global climate change protests slow down, Colorado’s fracking debate grows increasingly tense. On Oct. 9, local anti-fracking group Colorado Rising filed a legal complaint on behalf of the Wildgrass Oil and Gas Committee against the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC)
Movement aims to abolish Columbus Day In protest of Columbus Day in Colorado, hundreds of people took to the streets of Denver as part of the Four Directions All Nations March on Saturday, Oct. 12. The event marked the 30th anniversary of the movement to abolish what