The market is continuously flooded with new social media platforms, and they all aspire to become one of the greats — they want to be the next Facebook, TikTok, X, Instagram, Snapchat, or Tinder. Despite...
A new student fee may be on the horizon—but that’s up to the University of Colorado Denver student body.
The fee—called the Mental Health and Wellbeing Fee—would provide funding for mental...
Coloradans—even the new imports—are notorious for their love of all things outdoorsy and active. Here, athletics aren’t just for the sporty people, they’re a statewide expectation. However, in...
It's no secret America has a drug problem. Like the black sheep of the first-world family, Americans spend over $100 billion annually on illicit drugs. Despite a voracious appetite for uppers, downers,...
Yesterday’s passions had burned down to embers, and a frigid fog had rolled in that morning to douse them for good. Fat pellets of snow fell to the ground, though they hardly looked romantic on West...
Lucy Lassman, Freelance Writer
• February 20, 2025
For better or worse, the Grammys never fail to get people talking—this year’s show was no exception. Held at the Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, Feb. 2nd, the ceremony saw Beyoncé leave three awards richer...
On Friday, Jan. 31, CU Denver’s Student Government Association unanimously passed a resolution demanding that the administration of CU Denver take active steps to protect its undocumented and immigrant...
In the early hours of Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025, King Soopers workers across the Front Range threw down their aprons, picked up a sign and started pounding the pavement outside their stores, demanding that...
SENATE RESOLUTION 2024-2025-16
Date Presented: January 31, 2025
Resolution to Support and Increase Resources for Undocumented Students, DACA Recipients, and Students from Mixed-Status Families...
This election season is heating up to be one of the closest and most polarized elections in the last several decades. News outlets such as the BBC have shown that the race will be down to just a key few...
When Ahmed picked up his first passenger, he almost cried. As an immigrant from Morocco and a rideshare driver for almost ten years, Ahmed was overrun with emotion as the first rider buckled up in his...
On September 25, the Auraria Sustainable Campus Program (ASCP) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the restarting of their composting efforts. Such a monumental event was made possible through...
