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...

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....

In 1996, the first Resident Evil (1996)—originally titled “Biohazard” in Japan—crashed onto game consoles, forever altering the survival horror landscape and the horror genre. From there, the...

On Feb. 24, the Sundance Institute announced the dates and locations for its upcoming move to Boulder, Colorado. Founded by the late Robert Redford in 1985, the festival ran in Park City until this...

The Zenith Room of the Tivoli was unexpectedly crowded on Feb. 26—a rare sight for a poetry reading, but a testament to the pull of CU Denver alumnus Steven Espada Dawson. The evening served as both...

For the average Auraria student, a college budget does not allot money for fresh ink. However, 2026 is offering a rare alignment of the stars—and calendars—for those looking to trade a few hours in...

On February 13th, in a tucked away group fitness room on the second floor of the Wellness Center, a group of judges assessed candidates to become the newest Milo the Lynx, CU Denver’s beloved mascot. Tryouts...

“Wuthering Heights” is an adaptation of Emily Brontë’s classic novel, telling the story of Catherine (Margot Robbie), a wealthy woman whose father adopts an unnamed, lower-class boy, Heathcliff...

MSU’s Black History Month Poetry Slam gathered full seating and a steady drift of standing crowds of students at the Tivoli’s Roger Braun Multicultural Event Lounge on February 11th in the early...

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts sits right across from campus, easily identifiable by Jonathan Borofsky’s Dancers that tower over Speer Boulevard, as well as the glass ceiling that shelters...

While many Denver residents prepared for another year of watching Not-the-Broncos represent the AFC in the Super Bowl, others gathered at Denver’s favorite record store Wax Trax for a unique blend...