University of Denver ramps up Holocaust, antisemitism studies
The University of Denver is aiming to become a global hub for scholarship on the Holocaust, abuses of power, racism, […]
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Judge recommends dismissal of Colorado school districts transgender athlete lawsuit
A judge recommended dismissing a federal lawsuit brought by several Colorado school districts that challenged the state’s antidiscrimination law on
Douglas County teacher arrested by ICE leaves country with family
A Douglas County teacher who was arrested by immigration authorities last month has been removed from the United States and
Douglas County teacher arrested by ICE leaves country with family
A Douglas County teacher who was arrested by immigration authorities last month has been removed from the United States and
Denver Public Schools Foundation restarts pandemic-era food fund
To help feed students and their families during the federal government shutdown, the foundation for Denver Public Schools has restarted
Colorado House Democrats seek censure of Republican who shared photo
Colorado’s House Democrats will move to censure the chamber’s third-ranking Republican after he shared a photo of a Democratic legislator
Denver sent the most champions to the Scripps National Spelling Bee
Jacques Bailly took a razor blade to the dictionary in 1991, revolutionizing the mechanics of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Platte Valley’s Leeandra Natotschi shows resilience at CHSAA state track meet
LAKEWOOD — When a devastating sledding crash took away Leeandra Natotschi’s ability to walk, the Platte Valley athlete chose hope
International students in Colorado sue over loss of immigration status
Three international students attending college in Colorado whose visas have been revoked by the Trump administration are suing the U.S.
Number of foreign student visas revoked in Colorado more than doubles
The Trump administration has now revoked the visas of at least 22 international students attending major Colorado colleges, more than