CU Denver

A man in jeans and casual jacket stands next to a bicycle on a sidewalk in Denver, Colorado.

Want safer roads? Start by rethinking how we build them, a CU Denver professor says

In The NoCo

Every day in Colorado, we bike, drive or walk on streets that were designed using outdated research and bad assumptions. That鈥檚 the premise of the provocative book 鈥淜illed by a Traffic Engineer.鈥� Author Wesley Marshall, who teaches at CU Denver, discusses how we should think differently about traffic safety in the third installment of In The NoCo鈥檚 Holiday Book Club.

A ground-level view of a building on CU Denver's campus from across the street. A car is stopped at a stoplight on the intersection of Speer Boulevard and Larimer Street.

Education

Hispanic and Latino enrollment is growing at CU Denver, Colorado's first research university to receive HSI status

Henry Zimmerman

As Colorado鈥檚 Hispanic and Latino population grows, so does their college enrollment rates. The strong growth in enrollment over the last two decades has led to several two-year and two-year schools in Colorado receiving the Hispanic-serving institution designation. This unlocks new funding opportunities for schools like Colorado鈥檚 latest HSI, the University of Colorado Denver.

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Education

Colorado Edition: Latino representation on Colorado campuses; renaming natural landmarks

Colorado Edition

Today on Colorado Edition, we learn why an increasing number of Colorado universities are becoming Hispanic-serving institutions. And, we hear about efforts to rename natural landmarks that bear offensive titles.