CU Boulder team studies primates and climate change
A University of Colorado-Boulder research team studying African bushbabies or galagos hope they hold the key to how primates can adapt to climate change.
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Northern Colorado teachers tick off ways to end shortage of colleagues
About 50 or so local teachers, administrators, school board members and residents echoed the theme of respect during a town hall-style meeting on the Colorado State University campus, called by...
Denver town hall added to list of meetings about Colorado’s teacher shortage
A series of town hall meetings throughout the state are part of an extended outreach effort by the state's departments of Education and Higher Education to gather information and develop...
Betsy DeVos delivers local control message at conservative summit in Denver
Booed at Bethune-Cookman University in Florida and reviled by teacher groups across the nation, U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos found a cozier audience Thursday in Denver at a gathering of...
Colorado educators plan protest against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos
Members of the Colorado Education Association along with supporters of public education and labor plan a Wednesday protest of the Denver appearance of controversial U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos this...
“Killers of the Flower Moon”: Murdering the Osage for ill-gotten gains
America's history of mistreatment of Native American tribes is a mosaic of neglect, mass starvation and disease. And don't forget occasional full-on, large-scale killing.
New website shows how Colorado schools, school districts spend their money
School officials are praising a new website launched by the Colorado Department of Education that, despite flaws, shows how every school, district and related institution spends its money.
Outdated, sagging Colorado schools get $300 million boost from pot sales, other taxes
"I don't care where the money comes from, if we get a new school, I'm for it," said Hayley Whitehead, a Deer Trail graduate who works as the district's administrative...
Sister seeks protection for old Loretto Heights College cemetery where 62 nuns are buried
There is a sense of urgency to Sister Mary Nelle Gage's quest to seek permanent protection and care for the burial site of 62 Sisters of Loretto. It's there that...
Neighbors, officials plot future of storied Colorado Heights University campus
Southwest Denver residents and others worried about the future of the storied Colorado Heights University campus are gathering to make sure they have a say over its fate. They will...