SELF If Putting Yourself First Feels Weird, Read This February 23, 2021 Robert Allan, an assistant professor of couple and family therapy at the University of Colorado Denver, talks about prioritizing yourself even if it feels like you shouldn't. Read full article at SELF
9News Panel recommends more accountability in independent investigation into death of Elijah McClain February 21, 2021 CU Denver's Lonnie Schaible speaks with 9News about the recent news on the Elijah McClain investigation. Read full article at 9News
The74 For Years, Denver Public Schools Were a Haven for School Reform. After a Superintendent’s Resignation, What Comes Next? February 21, 2021 Paul Teske, dean of the public policy school at the University of Colorado Denver, weighs in on education reform. Read full article at The74
Westword Bone Up on the Music Biz at These Free Workshops February 19, 2021 CU Denver's Storm Gloor shares information his new music program, CAMunity. Read full article at Westword
The Washington Post Start-ups seek to breathe new life into stagnant wheelchair industry February 19, 2021 The University of Colorado at Denver’s Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering gave patients access to the LUCI wheelchair system. Read full article at The Washington Post
Edgy How to Create Good Content for Various Social Platforms February 19, 2021 A study coming out of the University of Colorado Denver Business School is cited in an article on Facebook content. Read full article at Edgy
303 Magazine Cats Not Cops Denver Builds A Sense of Community By Giving Back To The Most Vulnerable February 18, 2021 Tara DeLaFuente, a PhD student at CU Denver, speaks about her new project to help the Denver community, Cats not Cops. Read full article at 303 Magazine
Newsweek Arizona GOP Rep. Debbie Lesko Takes Flak for Equating Hispanics With Undocumented Migrants February 16, 2021 John Ronquillo, an assistant professor at the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, weighed in on an Arizona representative's comments on the Hispanic community. Read full article at Newsweek
Very Good Light 19 rose-infused beauty products for self-love on Valentine’s Day February 14, 2021 Art Historian and instructor at the University of Colorado Denver, Dr. Elizabeth Pugliano, discussed the origin of the relation between love and roses. Read full article at Very Good Light
The Denver Post “More of a known quantity”: Impeachment trial gives Reps. Neguse, DeGette a national spotlight February 13, 2021 Michael Berry, a professor at CU Denver, gave his insight on the future of the Colorado representatives present at the Trump impeachment trial. Read full article at The Denver Post
KTOO Landslides in Southeast Alaska may leave carbon footprint, researchers say February 10, 2021 CU Denver professor Brian Buma is part of a team that is investigating landslides and the characteristics of forests influence one another. Read full article at KTOO
9News First-Gen Feats: Student gives insight on challenges faced by first-generation college attendees February 9, 2021 CU Denver student Victor Sandoval shared his experience as first-generation student. Read full article at 9News