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Janitors sue over lack of instructions in Spanish
Spanish-speaking custodial workers at the Auraria Higher Education Center in Colorado, a campus that serves students from three colleges, are suing based on what they say is a failure of their bosses to communicate with them in their native language, according to published reports.
Susie Mearsha: The triumphs and trials of raising child number 3
About: My time is spent volunteering in classrooms, taking kids to activities and all of the other things moms do.
Janitors claim discrimination due to lack of Spanish translations
A group of Spanish-speaking custodial workers in Colorado have filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging that the Auraria Higher Education Center in Denver discriminated against them by failing to provide Spanish translations.
Graduates - South-West Review published May 2013
Metropolitan State University a Angelique Bachman of Inver Grove Heights, bachelor's degree in accounting a Phillip Cole of Inver Grove Heights, bachelor's degree in psychology a Matthew Dybedahl of Inver Grove Heights, bachelor's degree in liberal arts a Rachel Hanson of Inver Grove Heights, bachelor's degree in gender studies a Jack Haydon of ... (more)
New Community College of Denver building makes mark on Auraria campus
Roseann Bohar, department chair of Academic Achievement Classes, takes photos of the interior of the new CCD building.
As St. Paul's rebuilding efforts heave on, what to watch for
In a mobile billboard for St. Paul development, the first light-rail test train rolled down University Avenue last month, passed the renovated Union Depot and glided into a new downtown maintenance facility.
How Public Interest Design Can Pull Its Own Weight
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ASSET bill will help local undocumented students get to college
Now a junior at Boulder High, the undocumented student is working out her college plans -- plans that became more likely to become reality after Gov.
Colorado approves lower tuition for illegal immigrants
Colorado has joined thirteen other states in allowing undocumented immigrant students to attend college at an in-state tuition rate.
Janitors file discrimination complaint at Auraria campus in Denver
A dozen Spanish-speaking custodial workers at the Auraria Higher Education Center filed formal grievances with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Wednesday against their employer.
Researchers Find That Some 'Green' Hot Water Systems Fail to Deliver on Promises
Two researchers affiliated with the Virginia Tech College of Engineering have published a paper which reports that hot water recirculating systems touted as "green," actually use both more energy and water than their standard counterparts.
Briefs: Inver Grove Heights college's effort on hunger is topic of talk
Inver Hills Community College Prof. Barbara Curchack has worked with students and with a fellow psychology professor at Metropolitan State University, August Hoffman, to provide food to the needy.
Auraria custodians march on campus for equality
On Monday April 29, 2013, the Auraria custodians who work for AHEC marched on Auraria Campus, which is home to the Community College of Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver and the University of Colorado Denver, for better working conditions, pay, and hours.
Gov. signs in-state tuition bill for undocumented Colorado students
Marking the end of a decade-long effort to provide in-state tuition rates to undocumented Colorado college students, Gov.
Lower tuition for immigrants becomes law in Colo.
Immigrant students living in the U.S. illegally will qualify for in-state tuition at Colorado colleges after Democratic Gov.
Susie Mearsha: The fine line between guiding and hovering - and giving our kids freedom to grow
About: My time is spent volunteering in classrooms, taking kids to activities and all of the other things moms do.
5 Things To Know in the Colorado Legislature
After a decade of trying, supporters of a proposal to allow in-state tuition for immigrants illegally in the U.S. will see the measure signed into law on Monday.
Steve Ernst was named vice president for innovation and strategy. Formerly chief operating officer at Knowledge Factor, he served as a tenured faculty member at the University of Nebraska and was director of instructional technology and professor of biology at Metropolitan State University of Denver .
$2 Trillion Underground Economy May Be Recovery's Savior
The shadow economy is a system composed of those who can't find a full-time or regular job.
Effect of FAA furloughs impacting Denver flights
While federally mandated furloughs are beginning to impact the American public in air travel, conflicting reports are leaving Denver passengers confused as to whether this is actually an "airport armageddon" or just a "sequestration scare story." The Federal Aviation Administration's furloughs, which are a result of the federal government's budget ... (more)