Diversity on college campuses enriches a student’s educational experience as they learn from people whose culture and beliefs are different from their own, but recruiting students of color and making sure their college experience is a fulfilling one takes some effort.
In a year marked by pandemic-induced restrictions and “sheltering at home,” there was still plenty of movement when it came to relocations.
Based in Boulder, eTown has blossomed into an internationally syndicated radio broadcast, podcast, multi-media and events-production platform. It airs on more than 300 stations worldwide while sticking to its mission to help create a socially responsible and environmentally sustainable world through its musical, social and environmental programming.
The Denver City Council on May 3 passed the “Healthy Residential Rentals for All” legislation requiring all rental properties to obtain a license and inspection to ensure rental units are complying with Denver’s minimum housing standards.
The two-week online course is designed to provide students with the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to pass the Federal Aviation Administration’s Remote Pilot Aeronautical Knowledge Test to obtain their drone license.
Research shows companies that are racially and ethnically diverse are more likely to outperform their competitors, collaborate better and be more innovative. The Colorado Inclusive Economy (CIE) is a new organization aimed at increasing the participation of underrepresented and marginalized groups in the state’s business ecosystem.
The game that annually reports flat participation suddenly experienced an overall rise of 20% in rounds and revenue. Nationally, it’s estimated that 500,000 newbies took up the game. “The pandemic,” said Colorado Golf Association executive director Ed Mate, “was golf’s stimulus plan. No one saw this one coming. Now the question is: Can we keep it up, or is this just going to be a blip and we retreat back to business as usual?”
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The recipe is simple: Take one used building and add money, labor and upgrades to give it new life. The result is a built environment that brings together past, present and future.
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