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CU Students Weigh in on School’s Handling of Security Situation on University Hill
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 […]
OutSources: CSU & CU Pride Center Directors
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.
Labor Exchange: DougCo Teachers React to Firing of Superintendent Corey Wise
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. […]
Oil Regulators Look to Have Companies Front Clean Up Costs Through Bonds
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission regulates the oil and gas industry. They have been discussing whether companies should put more money upfront as a financial assurance - commonly known as a bond - to guarantee there is enough money for the state to clean up a well site […]
Solar Garden Lowers Energy Costs for Mobile Home Residents in Boulder
In an effort to provide access to solar energy for mobile home residents, the City of Boulder came up with a unique solution: a Solar Garden. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better reports for Rocky Mountain Community Radio as part of our collaborative series on transitioning away from fossil fuels. (Download Audio) Ponderosa […]
