We’re writing about neighborhoods in preparation for our Housing and Resource Fair on May 1. This is part two of our series. Whether you’re looking to admire some of Denver’s oldest homes, or find a hip, new place to go on Friday night, Capitol Hill has you covered. Nestled between Colfax and Eighth and Broadway [...]
If you’re like me, finals week means little to no sleep, a lot of stress, and boatloads of caffeine. As a senior, you’d think I’d know better by now, but I’ve spent my college career under the assumption that a healthy and sane finals week is an oxymoron. Before I graduate in May, I’m determined [...]
You never forget your first Art Walk. At least that’s what the look on my roommates’ faces said as made our way down Santa Fe Drive, pushing through throngs of street vendors and fellow art appreciators. Each blue-hued lamppost signaled some new discovery or curio shop and led us forward. One guided us to a [...]
The numbers tell a story on their own. An estimated 98 percent of college students own some kind of digital device, according to a 2011 CourseSmart survey. Of those students surveyed, 38% admitted they couldn’t go more than 10 minutes without checking in on a tech device. As an MSU Denver student, I can attest [...]
