Are Colorado Colleges Ready for Artificial Intelligence?
ChatGPT is poised to change higher ed forever.
Magazine Section: Compass
Local Podcast “What’sHerName” Celebrates Historical Women You’ve Never Heard Of
Olivia Meikle, an instructor of gender and women’s studies at Boulder’s Naropa University, gives us a guest lecture on unheralded women of the Centennial State.
Can Nederland’s Frozen Dead Guy Days Live On…in Estes Park?
First, it was shut down. Then it was sold. Now, locals are wondering if Nederland’s most iconic festival can survive this month’s move to its northern neighbor.
Documenting 150 Years of Change on the Colorado River System
Witness the transformation of the Green and Colorado rivers in the documentary A River Out of Time.
How Aurora’s Electric Bubblegum Is Leading the Y2K Fashion Trend
Local designer Mariah Hodges has been creating Lisa Frank-inspired garments since before it was cool.
Simple Skiing with Weird Foothill Guy
The local skier could notch more than 100 days on the snow this year without battling traffic. Is he on to something?
The Little Black Book Is Denver’s Go-To Directory of Black-Owned Businesses
In anticipation of the 2023 edition’s release, publisher Carla Ladd highlights a handful of the Black-owned businesses listed in her guidebook.
Girl Scouts of Colorado Unveil the Country’s First DreamLab
This month, Colorado’s chapter of the Girl Scouts is cutting the ribbon on the nation’s first ever DreamLab, which will finally give girls a physical space to meet.
Don’t Let Your Love of Soccer Die With the World Cup—Become a Rapids Fan!
The beautiful game is even better looking when you’re a fan. Here’s a mile-high primer for the recently converted.
Denver Author Joel Warner’s New Book Explores Depravity, Curses, and Ponzi Schemes
How one of literature’s most infamous novels inspired Joel Warner’s The Curse of the Marquis de Sade.
This New Backcountry Ski Camp Will Fly in Your Tent, Sleeping Bag, and More
Telluride’s Mountain Trip guide service brings its Alaskan-style basecamps to Colorado.
Can CU Denver Become the First Equity-Serving Institution in the Nation?
As the university turns 50 this month, it’s set lofty goals for the decades ahead. Now it needs to figure out how to fully meet them.
How to Snow Sculpt Like a Pro
In honor of this month’s International Snow Sculpture Championships in Breckenridge, we asked an expert about how we can bring our snowman game to the next level.
One of Colorado’s Last Wild West–Era Hotels Is Revitalized
The Western Hotel and Spa is a remnant of Ouray’s mining past. Now, it’s set to become a gem of the Western Slope’s hospitality scene.
Decoding the Secret Language of Colorado Cattle Brands
How to read the West’s unofficial alphabet, from your Walking A’s to your Lazy Z’s.
For Denver’s Bass Music Community, CharlestheFirst Remains an Inspiration
One year after CharlestheFirst’s passing, Denver artists continue to honor the electronic producer’s influence, and his family has launched a foundation in his name.
Saying “See Ya Later” to 2 Legendary Denver Anchormen
CBS4‘s Jim Benemann and 9News‘ Gary Shapiro are calling it a career. Before they retire, we asked them for one last story: their own.
5 Presents That Will Create Much Needed Space Between You and Your S.O.
Feeling a little smothered by your loved ones after two-plus years of close quarters? These five gifts will encourage them to leave you alone for a little while.
December Is the Perfect Time to Meet Colorado’s Birds
Spot Colorado snowbirds at Barr Lake State Park in December.
Finally Learn How to Hang Your Holiday Lights Right
Creating the ultimate Griswoldian experience is more difficult than it looks.
