Immigrant advocate takes nontraditional path to graduation
Read this story in Spanish. Ana Temu Otting fears every day that she will be separated from her parents. While…
Category: Politics
Eye (in the sky) on Ukraine
Retired Air Force Col. Jose Lopez, a senior lecturer in the Aviation and Aerospace Department at Metropolitan State University of…
Journalism is in a fight for its life. Why this Pulitzer Prize winner has hope.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson posed question and missive for a packed congregation of journalists at the Denver Press Club’s…
The value of a teacher
Editor’s note: The Colorado legislature passed House Bill 22-1220: Removing Barriers to Educator Preparation on May 10, 2022. To earn…
The Lioness in a 10-gallon hat
In the acclaimed feature-length documentary “Jews of the Wild West,” director Amanda Kinsey charts historical Jewish figures of the West….
Colorado’s fentanyl epidemic
A Major League Baseball player from California. A group of five friends in Commerce City. A high school student in Colorado Springs. Normally, these people wouldn’t…
Renaming of Colorado historical landmarks is underway
U.S. Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland issued an order in November declaring “squaw” a derogatory term and established a task…
Fiona Hill: Putin distorting history
An estimated 24 million soldiers and citizens of the Soviet Union died during World War II, as the bloc suffered more…
The future of cyberwar
The sound of the first bombs exploding over Ukraine will live on in the memories of many Americans for years…
Russian invasion tests the international order
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is barely three weeks old, but the war has had devastating effects: loss of military…