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Is Denver a Gay-Friendly City?
June 28, 2021
There are more and more indicators that Denver is officially a gay-friendly city. From the U.S.
Goodbye, Calibri! Say Hello to Microsoft’s New Fonts
May 20, 2021
Microsoft is changing its default font—and you can help decide which of five new fonts will be the one to replace Calibri. Experts weigh in.
Transformative Student Voice Turns Social Justice into Homework
May 18, 2021
Learn why CU Denver education researchers developed Critical Civic Inquiry, a social justice curriculum devised from disillusion.
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From Dishwasher to Doctoral Student: Professor Charlie Ferguson Receives Alumni Award
April 21, 2021
There will always be brainy bookworms and virtuoso valedictorians. But that was not Charlie Ferguson.
Animal Magnetism, Pandemic Puppies, and Canine Crime
April 21, 2021
When two of Lady Gaga’s dogs were stolen in February, the world noticed. Long before this violent dognapping, however, pandemic puppy crime was already on the rise.
Handmaid’s Tale Writer and Alum Lynn Renee Maxcy Shares Experiences and Encouragement
April 20, 2021
'The Handmaid’s Tale' is back for a new season, and CU Denver alum Lynn Renee Maxcy reflects on her work as a writer for Hulu's hit TV series.
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HOAs Go Green: Colorado Bill Forces HOAs to Accept Fake Grass and Solar Panels
July 19, 2021
Recently, Colorado House Bill 21-1229 passed, increasing protections for property owners within HOA-guided communities.
Design Build Creates Bridge for Town of Severance
July 19, 2021
When Assistant Professor Rick Sommerfeld told his class they’d be building a bridge, their first response was something akin to shock.
CU Denver Grad Weaves Indigenous History into her Architecture Studies at Yale
June 28, 2021
Anjelica Gallegos BS ’15 began her studies at CU Denver as an undeclared major. Since she grew up in a family of artists, Gallegos had lots of interests, including drawing, sculpture, film photography, and basket making.