From the The Asian Pacific Islander Student Alliance: Dear North community, Following the recent attack on several spas in Georgia that resulted in the deaths of eight people, six of whom were Asian American women, it is necessary to address and condemn this kind of hate. Although the government and media do not want to label this a hate crime, it is hard to believe … [Read more...] about AAPI Community Needs Proactive Community to Stop Hate
Student Voices
A Student’s Guide to Colorado Flowers
Editor’s Note: This month, we expand our DPS voices column to include younger students. We hope you enjoy this piece from a 6th grade GALS student. We are reaching the end of winter and the beginning of spring! Between this time the snow is melting and beautiful flowers are starting to bloom. Take a look at what Colorado flowers have to offer; it’s … [Read more...] about A Student’s Guide to Colorado Flowers
Reflecting on the Covid Class of 2021
In the 365 days it’s taken us to travel around the sun, we, as a community, have seen our world completely turned upside down. The days of large parties or simple hugs are so far behind us that even our rearview mirrors miss the sights they once held. Each person has been forced into this reality and watched its determinants affect us. We all have our own stories from this … [Read more...] about Reflecting on the Covid Class of 2021
A Regis University Student’s Guide to Denver Dining
For the College Classics McCoy’s Diner - McCoy’s Diner quickly became a staple of my collegiate experience upon my arrival to Regis University. This diner is on Federal just a block away from the school, which made it easy to walk there with my friends at night. It has a classic diner menu, and their cinnamon rolls are uniquely gigantic. Though McCoy’s is no longer open 24 … [Read more...] about A Regis University Student’s Guide to Denver Dining
The Last Hurrah Becomes The Little Hurrah
To be honest, this is not what I imagined my senior year would look like. In middle school my friends and I would sit in the stairwell during lunch and craft elaborate daydreams of what we’d do when we were finally ‘older’, that mystical far-away time of indistinguishable happiness that we couldn’t pinpoint but were certain existed. We’d drive to get coffee in the morning and … [Read more...] about The Last Hurrah Becomes The Little Hurrah