Regis University Inaugurates Salvador D. Aceves as President
Regis University inaugurated Salvador D. Aceves, Ed.D., as President on Sept. 22 at the St. John Francis Regis Chapel on the Northwest Denver Campus. The only private Jesuit Catholic…
Violence and Disinformation, Latent Threats in the 2024 Electoral Process
Maribel Hastings and David Torres With Citizenship and Constitution Day in the background, efforts are being redoubled so that eligible permanent residents can become citizens and fully participate…
Chicano Culture Is Not Gang Culture
By Mia Maldonado Latinos are Idaho’s largest minority group, making up nearly 14% of the state population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And a large share of…
Call for GEMM2 Committee to Meet With Impacted Communities Near Suncor
In September 2023, members of the community and the Cultivando team shared personal testimonies before the state’s GEMM2 Committee during public hearings and presented to state legislators the findings…
House Republicans’ SNAP Amendments Would Take Food Away From More Than 1 Million People
Dottie Rosenbaum As part of the Agriculture appropriations bill for fiscal year 2024 that the House is considering this week, the House Rules Committee has allowed three amendments to…
You Can’t Teach Psychology Without Covering Gender and Sexuality and You Can’t Teach History Without Covering Racism
Sara Guillermo America has pulled back from the brink of denying science in education. About 30,000 students in Florida were set to lose out this fall because Advanced…
Climate Is the Fight of Our Lifetime. Our Federal Budget Should Reflect That.
Lindsay Koshgarian, Alliyah Lusuegro As the hottest summer in human history approached its end, tens of thousands of climate marchers rallied in New York to call for…
‘We Don’t Want Oñate Elevated’
By Austin Fisher People from Northern New México are organizing to oppose the local government’s intentions to resurrect a monument depicting genocidal Spanish conquistador and war criminal Juan…
NM Seeks Public Input on Zero-Emission Vehicle Standards
By Roz Brown New México wants more residents to drive electric vehicles, and is hosting a series of meetings to explain its advanced clean cars and trucks rules….
Lawmakers, Community Members Say RECA Expansion Needed to Help the ‘Unknowing, Unwilling, Uncompensated Victims’
By Hannah Grover As the years have passed and people have died of cancer, Navajo Nation communities impacted by uranium mining have lost hope that they will someday…