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Hamilton Bean CU Denver CLAS Professor and Chair of Communication

Hamilton Bean’s FCC Comments Highlighted in Communications Daily

May 20, 2025

Communications Daily is a national publication known as “the bible of the telecom industry” that covers news and analysis on the telecommunications industry. It is known for its in-depth reporting and analysis of industry trends. As cited in the story , and mentioned in his FCC comments regarding proposed changes...

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Hyeyoung Oh Nelson, who contributed to the 5280 article, from CU Denver's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Uncovering Isolation’s Role in Postpartum Depression: Hyeyoung Oh Nelson Shares Key Findings in 5280

May 14, 2025

CU Denver Health and Behavioral Sciences faculty member Hyeyoung Oh Nelson contributes key sociological insight to 5280 Magazine ’s feature on postpartum depression, highlighting how social isolation and structural barriers deepen maternal mental health challenges. Drawing from her research on immigrant and racialized communities, Nelson emphasizes the urgent need for...

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CLAS Faculty Expert Karen Lutfey Spencer Addresses Medical Gaslighting in Cosmopolitan Feature

May 13, 2025

If you’ve ever gone to the doctor with a concern and felt like they were downplaying your symptoms—or straight up not listening to you—you’ve probably experienced medical gaslighting. I’m all too familiar with the topic, because it’s happened to me.

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CU Denver Sociologist Adam M. Lippert Explains the Future of Remote Work

April 17, 2025

Adam M. Lippert, Associate Professor of Sociology at CU Denver, shares expert insights on how the rise of remote work is transforming where people live, how they commute, and who gets left behind. His commentary in WalletHub’s national report highlights both the opportunities and deepening inequalities shaped by this evolving...

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Arizona Daily Star Article Cites Stephen J Hartnett's Research on Democratic Dissent

March 31, 2025

As Steven Goldzwig writes in his opinion piece, "We must push back against the assault on free speech," for the Arizona Daily Star . "As scholar Stephen Hartnett has explained, there is a distinction to be made between the fascist assault on elites and democratic dissent in that “democratic dissent...

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Esther Sullivan Featured in Shelterforce | Manufactured Crisis: Losing the Nation's Largest Source of Unsubsidized Affordable Housing

March 19, 2025

At least a dozen homeowners from several parks who Shelterforce spoke with in the last two years say their lot rents and other housing-related fees skyrocketed after their communities were bought by investment companies. Esther Sullivan, an associate professor at the University of Colorado Denver , says that manufactured housing...

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Prof. Chloe East on Next with Kyle Clark

March 3, 2025

CU Denver Economics Professor Chloe East spoke with Angeline McCall on Next with Kyle Clark about the “Day Without Immigrants” protests and the impact migrants and deportations have on the economy.

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Jennifer Reich Weighs in on RFK Jr as the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services in The Atlantic

Feb. 28, 2025

Jennifer Reich, a professor at the University of Colorado Denver , says his vaccine skepticism, tied to autism, is part of a broader set of concerns among parents. For him to shift in these views, it would mean abandoning his general distrust of science. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new...

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Mia Fischer, CU Denver CLAS Professor in Communication

The Oregonian Quotes Mia Fischer in "How Riley Gaines became the right’s darling on anti-trans issues in sports: Analysis"

Feb. 25, 2025

“There’s clearly a lot of media training that these people have received,” says Fischer, noting that the right-wing’s selection of white, traditionally feminine girls and young women is likely intentional. “If we think about traditional gender norms, they fulfill all these signifiers that we traditionally associate with feminine white athletes...

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CU Denver CLAS Grad and CU Regent, Nolbert Chavez, Gives Input on Auraria's 9th Street Houses

Feb. 25, 2025

University of Colorado Regent and CLAS alum, Nolbert Chavez, was recently interviewed by Denver's 9News on the history of Auraria's 9th Street houses—including his own perspective.

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