Housing Crisis Persists in Denver
Prices are beginning to stabilize, but remain unaffordable for many The average close price for detached (freestanding, single-unit building) residential...
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UN Declares Code Red for Humanity
ICPP shares grim climate statistics On Monday, Aug. 9 the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released their report on...
Nearly $500 Million Spent on Homelessness in Denver
Controversial report brings national attention to city’s homeless crisis Earlier this month the Common Sense Institute (CSI)—a Colorado based, non-partisan...
In Wake of 2020, Colorado Prepares for More Fires
Officials Anticipate Another Record Breaking Season Some wildfires occur naturally, but with increasingly hot and dry conditions, most fires are...
Two Major Food Resources in Denver
Organizations on and off Campus Strive to Combat Food Insecurity 2020 and 2021 have not been easy. Amid a global pandemic, a housing...
A Brief History of the Auraria Campus
A story of a campus built, and a community lost Before Auraria was established by miners, the land belonged to...
Vaccine Distribution Faces Multiple Obstacles
Despite hurdles, campus set to open in the fall As of May 4, over 2.6 million people in Colorado have...
City Heights CU Denver Set to Open this Fall
New campus building to house students and campus offices. Construction on City Heights began in late 2019. Photo: Alice Mach...
An Interview with State Rep. Leslie Herod
Elected in 2016, Herod advocates for her community In 2018 and 2020, then-incumbent Representative Herod ran unopposed. Photo Courtesy of...
Vaccine Eligibility Increases in Colorado
General public can now get vaccinated As of April 6, over 1 million Coloradoans are fully vaccinated. Illustration by April...
