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Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Ethnographer Manuel Espinoza on Education as a Fundamental Right
What might it mean for all students in public schools to be treated as “dignity-bearing” persons?…
Police Shootings Linked to Inaccurate Dispatch Information
A new University of Colorado Denver study examines how information provided in a dispatched call for service…
Between wildfires, land in the US West has short 10- to 15-year reprieve
In the wake of a devastating wildfire, burnt land has a respite before the next blaze. But until now, no one has…
Researchers preserve and release trove of public, low-frequency radio wave data
At AGU’s Fall Meeting, the preeminent international Earth and space science meeting, researchers…
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Exit Interview: CU Denver Chancellor Dorothy Horrell enters her ‘next normal’
June 29, 2020
Now former CU Denver chancellor Dorothy Horrell talks about life after her time at the university and what it's been like transitioning during a global pandemic.
The Colorado Sun
Black Lives Matter protests may have slowed overall spread of coronavirus in Denver and other cities, new study finds
June 30, 2020
CU Denver researcher and professor Andrew Friedson explains the numbers behind his recent study that shows the Black Lives Matter protests may not have been the cause for a rise on COVID-19 cases.
