Hailey Glass rewrites the book on student leadership
What is a Changemaker? A peek at Provost’s Award recipient Hailey Glass’ packed résumé offers a clue. As a Political…
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How Colorado scored Sundance and major indie-film cred
It’s cultured. It’s cool. And in two years, it’s coming to Colorado. When news first emerged that the Sundance Film…
Lives at risk without translated storm and fire alerts, experts warn
The termination of a contract to translate National Weather Service bulletins and other products into Spanish, Mandarin, Vietnamese, French and…
RECIPE: Tanghulu brings a sweet and crunchy snack to campus
It starts with a crack — a shiny candy shell giving way to juicy fruit — and ends with millions…
Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour honors the legacy of the Chitlin’ Circuit
Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit” tour includes just nine stops — an intentional choice with historical significance….
The secret to unlocking happiness
What has Finland got that the United States doesn’t? A lot more happy people, for one thing. For the eighth…
Maya monuments speak in signs — and now we understand them
When Richard Sandoval, Ph.D., visited Copán, an ancient Maya archaeological site in western Honduras, he noticed something unusual about the…
‘Anuja’ falls just short of an Oscar win
At first sight, “Anuja” seems an unlikely Oscars prospect. It was shot on a tiny budget. It’s a foreign-language production….
Ready for Season Two of ‘Wednesday’? Watch this play while you wait
Within three weeks of airing, “Wednesday,” the series based on the teenage daughter of the Addams family, became the most…
A beginner’s guide to David Lynch
The cinematic world lost a true original last week. David Lynch held a masterful grip on cinema for five decades,…