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The Brink: Occupancy Limits and Housing Costs in Boulder
Housing costs in Boulder have been steadily rising in recent years while the addition of housing stock has not kept apace. Limits on building heights and preservation of the urban greenbelt are factors, but there’s also the matter of the city’s occupancy limits. Boulder’s occupancy limits are lower than those […]
CU Students Create Moving Installation For Youth Lymphoma Awareness
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 […]
Winter Bike To Work Day
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]
Dot Org: You Can Play Project
The You Can Play Project works to ensure the safety and inclusion for all who participate in sports, including LGBTQ+ athletes, coaches and fans. We achieve this by creating a community of allies that is able to foster a true sense of belonging. This becomes possible when sports teams sharpen […]
Scholarship Funds Are On The Table for First Nation Students
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 […]
