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A group of CU students will launch a campaign to raise awareness for youth lymphoma this week. Lymphoma is a type of blood cancer that weakens the immune system and is the most common type of cancer among youth and young adults. While most people recover, young adults often […]
Colorado natives and committed transplants are suiting up for Boulder's ninth annual Winter Bike to Work Day. KGNU's Alexis Kenyon talks with Sue Prant, one of the event's organizers and executive director of Community Cycles, about what she calls a day to celebrate bicycles. Listen: [Download Audio]
Scholarships funds are on the table for First Nation students seeking to study renewable energy, but the deadline is fast approaching. Transitioning to renewable energy involves a learning curve and requires training and expertise. The Renewable Energy Scholarship Foundation, based in Oregon, now has a scholarship for First Nations […]
The Ute Mountain Ute tribe is moving towards an economy driven by renewable energy production after historically relying on fossil fuels. For instance, the tribe already supplements its electricity with solar power. And, Rocky Mountain Community Radio’s/KSJD’s Sofia Stuart-Rasi reports, the tribe is now looking into hydroelectric projects as well. [Download […]
Black Talk is a one-hour monthly show bringing us news and more from NAACP Boulder County and beyond. Hosted by Michele Simpson, it airs on KGNU on the second Thursday at 8:32am, just after the BBC News headlines. Find out more about the work of the NAACP Boulder County chapter […]
Last Tuesday, a security situation led to the evacuation of University Hill Elementary Elementary school and shelter-in-place orders for much of the surrounding neighborhood near CU Boulder campus. The evacuation came in response to threats allegedly sent by a former university lecturer suspected of writing an 800 page manifesto filled […]
Alleged threats from a man who published an 800 page manifesto rife with violence in academic settings caused the evacuation of an elementary school and shelter-in-place orders on University Hill last Tuesday. The suspect has been identified as a former lecturer at UCLA and threats caused that university to shift […]
Join host Karen Raforth as she introduces the new Pride Center Directors from CSU and CU Dr. Ashley Grice and Dr. Morgan Seamont. They will also bring us up to date on what is happening to LGBTQ students on their centers and campuses.
Tonight’s edition of the Labor Exchange features a conversation with Kevin DiPasquale, President of the Douglas County Federation, a local affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers. We discuss the controversial firing of Douglas County Public Schools Superintendent Corey Wise last week and the response from teachers, parents and students. […]
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