After accumulating eleven years of art curation experience with various NYC galleries, Director Sarah Watson began her chapter with CU Denver by gearing up behind the scenes for Performance Art...

In the landscape of Denver’s nightlife, a venue is rarely just a business; it is a cultural anchor. The Pearl, which moved into the legendary Mercury Cafe at 2199 California Street last spring, was...

In the Fall of 2025, I began my second year living at Lynx Crossing. My first year had been pleasant enough and, save for the occasional instance of my roommate playing the new “Call of Duty”...

For many Auraria Campus students, Dan Strandjord is a familiar sight. The protestor is a one-man operation, cloaked in a blue and pink T-shirt which reads “Intact Global,” a non-profit organization...

On April 1, NASA launched the Artemis II mission. The crew, made up of astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen, flew around the moon and back in 10 days, becoming the first...

What begins as a playful mystery evolves into a heartfelt story about loss, innocence and connection.  On the surface, The Sheep Detectives plays like a lighthearted children's mystery. But beneath...

For many students at CU Denver, the “starving artist” trope isn’t a romantic aesthetic—it’s a systemic housing barrier. As graduation approaches for arts and media majors, the reality of local rents often...

For over a decade, the MY Denver Card has served as a “key to the city” for Denver’s youth. By providing free, year-round access to the city’s 30 recreation centers, 29 swimming pools, and dozens...

It seems that the last 100 (and change) years of commercialization have caused our society to associate the medium of film with its economic output, which of course, like with all art, has become...

On March 17th, CU Denver’s annual Battle of the Bands returned. The event was held in the breathtaking St. Cajetan, a refurbished Spanish Colonial church from the original Auraria neighborhood....

On Feb. 13, a judge ruled against the Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) in a lawsuit alleging that it violated the 2018 state constitution by forcing prisoners to work under threat of punishment.  The...

Strolling down the Auraria campus during the 2025-2026 school year may invoke a familiar sound of Colorado: drills, yells of construction workers, and dozens of work vehicles driving up and down the...