Recipe: pozole rojo
Bright marigold flowers, candles, pierced paper, food offerings and photos of loved ones who have passed on adorn altars around…
Category: Arts and Culture
Putting the art in artificial intelligence
This story appears in the fall 2023 issue of RED Magazine. Is artificial intelligence good or bad for artists? The…
10 censored books to add to your reading list
In an era of rising book challenges, your choice of reading material matters more than ever. In 2022, the American…
Artifacts tell the true story of displaced Aurarians
Fragments of fine china, a carnival coin and a child’s tea set are among the unearthed artifacts that tell the…
Concerts strike a chord with mental health
If you’ve made it to a concert this summer, you know the music can make your blood pump, your feet…
What can you do with an arts degree?
“What are you going to do with an arts degree?” Students studying the creative arts are likely familiar with this…
Korean wave washes over America — and college campuses
Hallyu — which literally translates to “Korean wave” — refers to the popular diffusion of South Korea’s colorful and dynamic…
Transformers: Rise of the Intern
When “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” opened in multiplexes June 9, one person was looking up at the screen with…
Ancient secrets unearthed in Cyprus
For most college students, a 5 a.m. start to the day is, well, pretty miserable. Yet last summer, a dozen…
Mariachi meets orchestra for a sold-out performance at Boettcher Concert Hall
Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Department of Music is tuning up for what Lorenzo Trujillo, Ed.D., affiliate professor and co-founder…