Water Fellows chart course toward change and future careers
Connie Cox became interested in water because she grew up without it on South Dakota’s Pine Ridge Reservation. For Dominique…
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Protesting is an American tradition. But the results vary widely
When people protesting immigration raids in Los Angeles were confronted by National Guard troops and Marines acting on orders from…
For aspiring attorneys, Mock Trial amounts to learning by doing
Forced to choose between rat poison and banana extract, the Metropolitan State University of Denver Mock Trial team went with…
9 things you didn’t know about mariachi
Mariachi music often conjures images of lively performances, decorated suits and a jubilant atmosphere. But beneath its vibrant exterior lies…
From smallpox to polio: how vaccines changed the world
In the battlefield of human history, no enemy has claimed more lives than disease. Wars have reshaped borders and toppled…
Shredding norms in skateboarding
This story appears in the fall 2024 issue of RED Magazine. Mary Sullivan, a recent graduate of Metropolitan State University…
Fear is flying high
Not long ago, getting on an airplane was a routine, if somewhat unpleasant, experience. That started changing when a fleet…
Love it or hate it, daylight saving time should be nothing to lose sleep over
Daylight saving time returns Sunday morning, reviving concerns about the tradition’s health impacts, along with debate about whether the benefits…
Why bird flu isn’t the next pandemic — yet
Bird flu has been tearing through poultry for several years now, infecting birds and prompting the wholesale slaughter of flocks….
How close are we to reaching the Red Planet?
Organizations such as NASA and SpaceX have long shared the ambition of reaching Mars. It is, after all, the most…