I traveled to Aspen Park, Red Rocks, and Downtown to capture how nature looks before everything starts to bud. I hope to travel back to these places and see how they look in a few weeks. I was also glad to get photos of the snow before they melted since I love the snow.
Aspen, CO
Aspen, CO
Denver, CO
Morrison, CO
Regis University’s Student Senate is the legislative branch of the Regis University Student Government Association. During senate sessions, elected senators pass bills, approve budgets and collectively join to hear the concerns of students. Senators work to put on programming in their respective positions and work on projects to support the students of Regis, and to create a community that puts students first.
Campaigning Begins - April 10th, 2023
Active Campaigning Concludes - April 14th, 2023
Voting Begins - April 17th, 2023 at 9am
Voting Concludes - April 18th, 2023 at 5pm
Election Certified, Candidates Notified Election Results Posted - April 18th, 2023
London has been on my list for quite some time as a travel destination. I briefly visited London as a child during a 24-hour layover, but that only gave me a small sample of what this historic and truly international city has to offer. Thus, I decided to catch a cheap flight out for a long weekend.
As always, a few disclaimers before I dive into it. Firstly, London is another expensive one. It certainly isn’t as bad as Switzerland, but given the exchange rate between pounds and USD (roughly 1.3 USD to one pound) it's worth mentioning that things will be a little bit pricier than you might be expecting. Additionally, many of the most popular tourist attractions are quite expensive compared to other locations in Europe, but more about that later.
Also, invest in a rain jacket before you go; the weather is miserable (no offense to the Brits) and with strong winds common in the city, an umbrella won’t cut it. In fact, if you take an umbrella, chances are you’ll leave without it, because the wind will have torn it to shreds and left you soaked in the rain. Learn from my mistakes.
Read MoreLet’s picture this. The car windows are down and the speakers are turned up as you drive into downtown Denver. You’re elated because you found a five dollar bill in your desk after cleaning up earlier and, combined with the pile of change that’s been piling up in your car’s cup holder, you have seven dollars to spend on a cup of boba. Your friend told you about the cutest new boba place that just opened up, and you’ve decided that you absolutely must go.
But there’s no parking lot.
You circle around the block, eyes peeled for any open spot next to the curb, trying not to think about the impending humiliation of attempting to parallel park. You could try heading into a parking garage, but with only seven dollars in your pocket, you wouldn’t even be able to afford being in there for an hour, much less buy boba on top of that.
To remedy that, here’s a list of the top places around Denver that spare you from that parking pain.
Read MoreAs a freshman new to Colorado, I’ve spent my weekends here exploring things to do near campus. I’ve enjoyed most of the experiences, but some are over-priced and over-hyped. From the perspective of a Colorado outsider, here are five trips I recommend and five I don’t.
Read MoreOn March 11th, my aunt and I visited Estes Park during her weekend trip here in Denver. As we drove up the mountains, we stopped to take photos of the beauty surrounding us. The mountains are some of my favorite parts of nature to visit.
