University of Colorado Denver
Coverage of University of Colorado Denver in the Nexus archive.
- Are Sewer Geysers The New Norm In Chicago? Exploding Manholes Raise Alarm
Chicago experienced sewer geysers after heavy storms caused manholes to erupt with water, attributed to climate change-induced heavy rainfall overwhelming aging infrastructure. Experts like Susannah Drake linked the phenomenon to capacity issues in sewer systems designed for less intense precipitation.
- This CEO once bought a bankrupt furniture company for $80,000. At 95, he’s now given away millions
Jake Jabs, 95, purchased a bankrupt furniture company for $80,000 in 1975 and built it into a $858 million business by 2025. He has donated over $1 million to Colorado charities and made major educational donations, including $25 million to Montana State University and $10 million to the University of Colorado Denver.
- Denver will spend $100 million to support 10,000 new jobs
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced the 'Denver Jobs Agenda,' a $100 million initiative with four programs to create 10,000 jobs over three years. The plan includes funding for business loans, workforce training, innovation hubs, and downtown business incentives, addressing a stagnant job market.
- List: See which Colorado colleges offer guaranteed admission to some high school graduates
Colorado colleges and universities are forming direct admissions agreements with school districts to guarantee automatic admission for high school graduates meeting specific GPA requirements. These partnerships aim to reduce college application stress, encourage in-state attendance, and improve access for low-income students, with varying eligibility criteria across institutions.