Ready to change the world through business March 21, 2019 By this time in his life, Ernest thought he would have started multiple businesses in Nigeria. But his dad had even bigger plans for him.
Education may be key to a healthier, wealthier United States March 20, 2019 According to the United States Department of Education, the U.S. high school graduation rate will reach an all-time high this year, which is good news for both our economy and health.
Campus Conversation focuses on reinventing student experience March 13, 2019 What do progressive pharmacies, precision medicine and doctors’ virtual house calls have to do with student success?
Cities rethink parking as ride-hailing grows and parking revenue declines March 13, 2019 As Lyft and Uber race toward IPOs this spring, Americans are relying on the ride-hailing services more than ever, and as a result, city parking garages and airport parking lots are a bit emptier.
Big news in engineering March 12, 2019 There’s big news in the engineering college: a new name, a new vision and a new building. To address the first big source of curiosity, the new name is the CU Denver College of Engineering, Design and Computing (CEDC).
U.S. News Best Graduate Schools 2020 ranks SPA top 25 March 12, 2019 The University of Colorado Denver’s School of Public Affairs ranks number 25 nationally in U.S.
Building a dream company in the video-production industry March 6, 2019 Whether it’s combing the tree-lined beaches of Costa Rica or learning the artistic trade of a Tennessee woodworker, Lauryn and Ian Kellett agree – they are living their dream job.
What students really need to be healthy March 4, 2019 People everywhere want to know what the key is to health and well-being. Amber Long, executive director of the Lola & Rob Salazar Student Wellness Center, has some ideas from her decades of experience in the field.
Denver city leaders Imagine a Great Region February 27, 2019 Nearly 80 business, community and civic leaders gathered at the Lawrence Street Center on Feb.
Mother of three finds support, success in master’s program February 27, 2019 Breanna Gutierrez’s passion for teaching began in middle school. She was struggling to be successful academically, and then something life-changing happened: A teacher and a counselor helped support her tremendously.
Community development may narrow the student achievement gap February 22, 2019 The debate around education reform often focuses on teacher performance, principal leadership or the dwindling resources of the public school system.
Do marijuana dispensaries increase neighborhood crime? February 20, 2019 Ten states and the District of Columbia now allow the sale, possession and use of marijuana for recreational purposes, and 33 states and the District of Columbia allow medical marijuana.
