Examining the History of Forest Harvests and the Influence on Climate Change October 8, 2020 Brian Buma, PhD Carbon management is an important tool in promoting environmental health. It can be used to help organizations limit the amount of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere.
Summer 2020 Dean’s List October 8, 2020 Every semester, each school and college publishes a Dean’s List, honoring students who demonstrate high scholastic achievement.
Researcher Found Female Candidates Are More Likely to Discuss the State of the Economy than Males October 7, 2020 In a new study published in Politics & Policy, Deserai Crow, PhD, associate professor at the University of Colorado Denver in the School of Public Affairs, found significant differences in rhetoric between both party affiliation and gender. Narratives from
Second Monday in October—Is it Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day? October 6, 2020 On March 20, 2020, Governor Jared Polis signed a bill abolishing Columbus Day, which is celebrated as a national U.S.
Now Accepting Applications for the Auraria Campus Police Dept. Community Advisory Board October 5, 2020 During her first 10 days as chancellor, Michelle Marks met with students, faculty, and staff in listening sessions focused exclusively on racial justice and equity.
Life at Lynx Crossing: Students and Staff Help Keep COVID-19 Numbers at Bay October 5, 2020 As universities and colleges across the country grapple to control COVID-19 outbreaks, CU Denver’s numbers have remained relatively low—with just nine confirmed cases who have had campus contact since the fall semester began.
Financial Wellness—Four Tips for a Fatter Wallet October 5, 2020 Saving money is never as simple as it sounds, but there are some financial wellness habits that will help you hold on to more of your cash.
Whose Black Lives Matter? The Political Influence of Racial Appeals on Instagram October 5, 2020 Social media plays an increasingly large role in American politics. To discuss this topic, CU Denver will host Dr. Chaya Crowder & Deon Jones.
New Study Reveals One Way Police Officers Can Reduce Shooting Errors October 5, 2020 New research finds officers cut their chances of making shooting errors by more than half when holding firearms at a "low ready" position.
Urban Art for All: CRUSH Walls 2020 October 5, 2020 Denver's RiNo neighborhood gets a paint job during CRUSH Walls 2020, a festival that turns streets and alleys into a open-air art galleries.
School of Public Affairs Ranks 4th in Nation for Master’s of Criminal Justice September 30, 2020 The Master of Criminal Justice (MCJ) program at the University of Colorado Denver School of Public Affairs ranks Number Four in the nation.
‘The Cheech,’ Chicano Art, and Artistic Recognition September 29, 2020 What does the term Chicano/a mean? What exactly constitutes Chicano Art? And does Chicano art belong in mainstream museums?
