Due to coronavirus concerns, the Air Force Academy will be graduating its senior class six weeks early, on April 18th. Family and friends will not be allowed to attend, but will be able to livestream the event “I have invited the Class of 2020 to help the staff design their graduation ceremony and they will […]

As Coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the medical infrastructure around the nation, CU is considering a way to help prevent shortages of medical professionals fighting on the front lines – graduate students early. While The University of Colorado School of Medicine has not finalized the decision, this would likely find support from those worried […]

Jose Jimenez, a professor of chemistry at the University of Colorado Boulder, says that people exercising outdoors, an activity that is allowed under Gov. Polis’ stay-at-home order, should be exercising much farther than the designated 6 feet apart. Jimenez said, “The best analogy is when someone is smoking tobacco or marijuana. Think about how many […]

Genc is the name. Currently the owner of Brooklyn Pizza in Boulder, Colorado. Originally from Brooklyn, New York.  There’s an interesting equation to explain my guy Genc.  (Croatian + Christian + Pancetta = My Spirit, My Soul) Thanks Genc S!

With less humans moving around cities, wild animals are slowly moving into human territory. In Japan, deer are wandering the streets and getting into Dumpsters as less tourists have meant less freebies from humans feeding them. Deer have also been spotted near the airports in London as there have been less flights. Monkeys have been […]

With direct deposits on their way in the next two weeks, how can individuals and families get the most out of their checks? Here are 10 options for Boulderites on how to spend their stimulus checks: Get those bills paid! – Most of us need this to simply get by, putting food on the table […]

The Leeds Business Research Division at CU Boulder has been recording Colorado business confidence for the last 17 years based on a scale, with 50 points being a neutral level. At the beginning of the year, the business confidence level in Colorado was sitting at right about 50, but with the recent layoffs and uncertainty […]

Today is the day! #TheGreatAmericanTakeout2 is an opportunity for Boulder and the nation to support their local restaurants by ordering takeout. The restaurant industry is one of the hardest hit during the stay-at-home order, so many of these small businesses need support to stay afloat. Here are are few recommendations for restaurants accepting takeout or […]

As we see an unprecedented level of unemployment, some estimates climbing to as high as 32%, many tenants are not going to be able to come up with their entire rent payment this month. During normal times, a lack of payment could result in an eviction order, however Governor Polis, in a press conference, asked […]

Part of our new and temporary reality is the search for safe, distant ways to get fresh air, sun and exercise. Fortunately, Boulder boasts hundreds of miles of biking trails, which can be found on this fantastic guide! The current stay-at-home from Governor Polis order does allow for outdoor exercise including biking and hiking, but […]