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”...

Students who attend Auraria campus may have noticed an abundance of suspicious construction, signs written in old German, tall fences blocking off restricted areas, and uniformed guards patrolling the...

Charlie Kirk was perhaps best known for debating culture war issues with young college students and promoting what he deemed to be traditional American and Christian values. Social media videos of these...

When I was at work one uneventful evening, I struck up a conversation with a group of 40-something-year-olds I was waiting on. They had been chatting about how awful the ICE raids were and how worried...

Mickey 17 is, determinately, a film. It came out this year, or maybe sometime close to the end of last year. The author seems to recall that Mark Ruffalo is in it. So is Robert Pattinson - a few times...

While movies and media often represent college as a time of constant partying, bad decisions, and poor judgement, higher education professionals know from data and direct conversations with students that...

Imagine my chagrin when I found out, upon my acceptance to UCD, that my school email blatantly used the deadname I've foregone for years. Transgender, non-binary, and other students who have changed...

If you’ve ever wanted to see live music in a soulless void, Mission Ballroom has you covered. Somehow, despite having a concert venue set in the heart of Denver Tech Center (the most obnoxious place...

With the recent influx in the Popular-ity of movie musicals (and especially adaptations of stage musicals), it seems that we are finally approaching a new musical renaissance. Films like Wicked (2024)...

I was not a child of the internet. I did not spend a lot of time on YouTube or the like, so my exposure to the digital world was rather limited until I was around 12 (thankfully). The majority of my time...

The Appetizer (or, a taste of backstory)  Nearly two years ago now, back when I was still a freelance writer, I pitched a similar idea to this article to the Sentry after receiving a Subway coupon page...

Though the world often feels unjust, with innocent people suffering and dying from forces outside their control, I find our state of affairs to be inherently democratic. Our lands are vast enough to house...