By Adrienne Markey, University of Colorado 2025 Graduate  When I started my honors thesis at the University of Colorado Boulder, I had no idea how much it would change the way I saw myself—and the world. As a double major in English and Spanish, I knew I wanted to explore the connection between language and […]

Every now and then Boulder, you get to witness something that reaches past the everyday and lands squarely in the category of unforgettable. Spending time with the crew at the Birds of Prey raptor rehabilitation center is one of those moments. And when the star of the day is a recovering eagle, held with calm […]

Turkey is one of those remarkable Boulder foods that plays well with almost anything you pour into a glass. That’s why Thanksgiving wine talk is so much fun. There is no wrong answer. Whether you lean red, white, rosé, or feel like sabering a bottle of Champagne just for the drama of it, turkey shrugs, […]

Look Outside! It Snowed! It Snowed Concrete! One of the marvels of Boulder and the universe is the movement of the planets. As the earth circles the sun once a year, that thing we call “winter” returns once a year. With is, it snows in Boulder. Sometimes it snows a LOT in Boulder, especially during […]

  The actual Mork and Mindy House in Downtown Boulder, 1619 Pine Street. A Fence Was Built to provide privacy for the occupants. Flagstaff Is The Scene Of a Great Downhill Race in One Mork and Mindy episode. When Boulder-set Mork and Mindy first aired in 1978, it became an instant hit, captivating audiences with […]

Nelson Mandela said it beautifully. “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” The University of Colorado Boulder’s graduation ceremonies, held from May 9-11, bring numerous benefits to the town of Boulder and have broader implications globally. Congratulations and THANK YOU to the class of 2024. Elevate us all! […]

  While I did not rise to the occasion, many did. For the first time in 19 years a blast from the sun hit the earth from the right spot. That allowed accurate predictions for where the show of the Aurora Borealis in BOULDER! ### Title: The Aurora Borealis: Nature’s Dazzling Light Show in the […]

To keep cut roses from wilting and extend their freshness, follow these steps: 1. **Cut the Stems Properly**:– Use sharp scissors or a knife to cut the stems at a 45-degree angle.– Cut about an inch off the stems while they are under water to prevent air from entering the stems. 2. **Use Clean Vases**:– […]

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, finding the perfect gift for the special women in our lives is a top priority. If you’re running out of time and need a thoughtful present that won’t break the bank, look no further. Here are 10 last-minute Mother’s Day gifts under $100 that are sure to make […]

Notice the higher banded clous and then the lower cumulus rounded clouds. It was the contrast between the two and the heavy banding that caught my attention. Taken from a red light through the windshield, a technique I do NOT recommend and which I would not admit. There are some basic rules (which have exception) […]