“The Supreme Court basically held that the justification that the (U.S.) Commerce Department used to include the citizenship question on the census was not sufficient,” Michael J. Berry, Political Science Associate Professor, said.

Colorado Attorney General claims ‘victory’ after Supreme Court rejects census citizenship question
Denverite, June 27

"Medicaid patients in particular have incredibly low out-of-pocket responsibility for ambulances," said study author Andrew Friedson, Assistant Professor of Economics. "The most an ambulance ride covered under Medicaid costs the patient [is] three dollars. If there's a low-cost alternative to Uber to get to the hospital, you're going to take...

Amy Hasinoff, Associate Professor of Communications, was asked to comment after Colorado’s Supreme Court upheld a ruling that required a juvenile boy to register as a sex offender after trading erotic pictures with two girls roughly his age. Hasinoff said she was disappointed the court could not differentiate between child...

Not long ago, environmentalism played a role in moving the horror film genre forward. It was the early 1970s, Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring had become a New York Times bestseller, and Americans were reckoning with the way that pesticides were decimating plants and animals. “There was this idea that we’ve...

Daniel Rees and colleagues published research this month that found legalizing pot does not appear to encourage teen use and might actually discourage it.

New JAMA study shows legalizing pot might discourage teen use
CNBC, July 8

Study: Teen Use of Marijuana Drops in States Where It...

John Tinnell, Associate Professor of English and Director of Digital Initiatives, says the benefits of public rental e-scooters are obvious, but the drawbacks require a bit more investigation and big-picture thinking.

Op-Ed: Are scooters a Trojan Horse for big tech to colonize our public spaces?
LA Times,...

Cultural Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace

Organizations that commit to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace increase performance, productivity, and employee/customer satisfaction. Inclusive work environments promote cultural understanding and open up opportunities for collaboration in our increasingly globally-focused world. This series of workshops offers leaders, managers, and...

CultureKlatsch, a production of the English Department at the University of Colorado Denver, will launch in September and extend conversations about contemporary culture on campus and beyond by sharing nuanced, perceptive commentary on the content that matters most. Creator Nathalia Velez Ryan is an alum writer, editor, and podcast...

Hamilton Bean, Communication Department Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, and Director of the International Studies Program, recently co-edited the ICA/Routledge Handbook of Communication and Security, with Bryan C. Taylor (Department of Communication, CU Boulder). The volume provides a comprehensive collection and synthesis of communication scholarship that engages...

Joshua French, Associate Professor of Mathematical and Statistical Science, was recently awarded a National Science Foundation research award of $80,000 over a three-year timeframe (August 1, 2019 to July 31, 2022). The title of the proposal is ``Collaborative Research: Spectral Functional Principal Components on Abelian Groups with Applications to Spatial Functional...

The Experiential Learning Center (ELC) at the University of Colorado Denver as a point of equity and access hope to make doing an internship possible for more students. Unpaid internships are frequently found in specific industries including non-profits and in the arts. With this program, we hope to make an...

October 17 & 18, 2019 on the Anschutz Medical Campus in the Bruce Schroffel Auditorium in AIP2

 The University of Colorado Palliative Care Research Day on Thursday, October 17^th will include research presentations in the format of facilitated poster presentations and brief oral presentations.  You are invited to submit an...

Blake Street Tavern, 2301 Blake St., close to Coors Field
6:30 PM

Michon Scott, Science Writer, National Snow and Ice Data Center, Boulder, on Climate and Humans: Shaping Each Other. Like every other life form on Earth, humans have been shaped by climate. Adapting to rapid climate change over...

Colorado Dragon Boat Festival
Sloan's Lake

Each year the CDBF festival highlights an Asian country to showcase its wealth of culture, provide cultural education for the public, and build relationships between our Colorado community and international ones. More information can be found here.