EducationStudents are testing out the FAFSA before it goes live in an effort to avoid last year’s messBy Chalkbeat
EducationFAFSA glitches hurt first year, first generation enrollment at some colleges in ColoradoBy Jenny Brundin
EducationUniversity of Colorado system gets $2 million to prevent and address hate crimesBy Tony Gorman
NewsAhead of one year mark since Oct. 7 Hamas attack, Colorado students plan vigils and protestsBy Molly Cruse
EducationColorado parents have high understanding of school choice, but less confidence in college and career readiness, survey showsBy Jenny Brundin
EducationHolding hopes of her Ghanaian community and her immigrant parents, Denver graduate heads to StanfordBy Jenny Brundin
EducationMannequins that give birth, breathe, and bleed: New Metropolitan State University of Denver lab simulates real-life situations for studentsBy Jenny Brundin
SportsFormer college baseball player sues, says NCAA, conferences fixed wages with scholarship limitsBy The Associated Press
EducationStruggling with student loans? Colorado advocates offer five tips for borrowers.By Chalkbeat
EducationFlawed FAFSA rollout leads to 11.6% drop in students filling out the college financial aid formBy Chalkbeat
Education$6B budget for the University of Colorado includes raises, smaller-than-expected tuition hikeBy Jenny Brundin
EducationHere are five tips to stay on track this summer for students headed to college in the fallBy Chalkbeat
EducationAfter a spring of FAFSA issues for college-bound students, counselors worry about a ‘summer melt’By Chalkbeat
SportsNCAA agrees to allow college athletes to transfer without losing a year of eligibility following lawsuitBy Tony Gorman
SportsFor JUCO players, World Series in Grand Junction brings big crowds and homegrown fansBy Stina Sieg
SportsColorado’s Division II schools are missing out on a recent NCAA settlement to pay student-athletes. Here’s how they plan to stay competitiveBy Tony Gorman