Mass Transit Denver RTD discusses how financial impacts of COVID-19 will reshape agencies’ future transit service August 20, 2020 Todd Ely, associate professor and director of the Center for Local Government Research and Training at the University of Colorado Denver’s School of Public Affairs, spoke about the future of public transit and the RTD. Read full article at Mass Transit
MSN Money Best public colleges in America August 20, 2020 According to Stacker, the University of Colorado Denver is in the top 100 best public school in the United States. Read full article at MSN Money
UKEdChat How to teach teachers amidst the pandemic August 16, 2020 In a newly published study, a CU Denver researcher outlines a few best practices for education teachers in an online environment. Read full article at UKEdChat
Medical Xpress Fetal health negatively impacted by airplane noise August 18, 2020 In a recent study, CU Denver researcher Laura Argys, Ph.D., professor of economics at CU Denver, examined residential neighborhoods impacted by airplane flight patterns from Newark Liberty National Airport. Read full article at Medical Xpress
Colorado Public Radio News School’s Back, And So Is Online Learning. Here Are Some Expert Tips For Teachers And Parents August 13, 2020 Sean Michael Morris, a senior instructor and Director of Digital Pedagogy Lab at CU Denver, has studied online learning for the last 20 years. In this article, Morris weighs in on the current state of learning and the future of the classroom. Read full article at Colorado Public Radio News
Denver Business Journal Here’s what the oil industry’s future looks like globally and in Colorado, according to a commodities expert August 12, 2020 Tom Brady, executive director at the J.P. Morgan Center for Commodities at CU Denver, weighs in on the future of the oil & gas industry and how outlooks have been changed since the pandemic. Read full article at Denver Business Journal
Smart Cities Dive Young entrepreneurs dream up IoT-powered scooter sanitization system August 13, 2020 CU Denver senior Cole Harding joined two young entrepreneurs on their quest to create an e-scooter. Harding was able to use the newest in rendering technology to develop a design for the project. Read full article at Smart Cities Dive
Westword Homeless Camps in Central Denver Are Growing, but Nothing New August 8, 2020 Marisa Westbrook, a Ph.D. candidate in Health and Behavioral Sciences at CU Denver, discusses the ramifications of the recent sweeps of homeless camps set up around the city. Read full article at Westword
The Colorado Sun Opinion: Is your neighborhood raising your risk? Redlining set Denver communities up for more coronavirus danger August 2, 2020 CU Denver professor Jeremy Németh discusses how redlining caused certain Denver neighborhoods to suffer from higher coronavirus levels than others. Read full article at The Colorado Sun
KUNC Radio ‘We’re All Calculating Risk Every Day’: Psychologists Offer Tools For Trying Times August 3, 2020 Dr. Jennifer Reich, a social psychologist at the University of Colorado in Denver, discusses our individual roles within the pandemic and how we asses risks differently between people we know personally from those we don't. Read full article at KUNC Radio
The Appeal The Role of Police in Gentrification August 4, 2020 Brenden Beck, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Colorado Denver, contributed a piece on how its believed Breonna Taylor died because the neighborhood is arresting its way to economic redevelopment. Read full article at The Appeal
The Denver Post “It was done wrong”: Aurora police chief explains mistakes that led to officers handcuffing children August 4, 2020 CU Denver researcher Paul Taylor weighed in on the recent incident involving Aurora PD. Taylor says extensive policies often get in the way of creative problem solving in the field, causing incidents like this to occur. Read full article at The Denver Post