Austin Price, Editor in Chief
Lavender blue
Lavender green
Those are the colors
Of the purple sea
Read MoreNew Paradigm Dance Theater Presents Endeavor, A Collaborative Performance
Austin Price, Editor in Chief
DENVER, CO, May 21, 2025 - New Paradigm Dance Theater (NPDT) is finishing their second season with Endeavor, a collaborative performance celebrating artistry, energy, and connection. The performance will start at 7pm, and will take place at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance in Denver, CO. The program will showcase works by NPDT’s Co-Artistic Directors, Chris Harris and Julia Wilkinson Manley, with contributions from Gillian Beauchamp, Jacqueline Campos, Kerry Healy, and Morgan Sicklick.
Read MoreColorado Movement Lab Presents Annual May Festival Performance
Austin Price, Editor in Chief
DENVER, CO, May 15, 2025 - Colorado Movement Lab (CML) will present their Annual May Festival Performance. The performance will start at 6:30pm, and conclude at approximately 9:30pm. It will take place in the gorgeous Parsons Theatre, located in Northglenn, CO. The Festival is directed by CML’s Co-Artistic Directors, Chris Harris and Julia Wilkinson Manley.
Read MoreTie-Dye Skies
Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer
Downtown Denver encompasses the signature style of city life. With the hustle and bustle of businesses, the constant whir of transportation, and never-ending influx of people passing through, it’s easy to get caught up in the busy world. However, the tie-dye skies of dusk in Denver reminds us to look up, and enjoy the view.
Read MoreDestino, A New Organization Coming to Regis
Gabriella Sandoval, Events Liaison and Manager
Destino is a national Latino, non-denominational Christian organization that is a part of a larger national ministry known as Cru. As a campus ministry, Destino connects with college students to build community around a shared faith in God. While Destino is rooted in Hispanic identity and culture, it is open to people from all backgrounds, ethnicities, and denominations and has a heart to help people learn about Christ and grow in their spiritual journey.
Read MoreThe History of AI: Part 3
Gabriella Sandoval, Events Liaison and Manager
Beyond the continually evolving AI technology we have come to currently know and use, there have been various forms of evolution. From mechanical automatons, to artificial brains, to chatbots. It’s evident that the new, modern generation of AI has gotten better, faster, and stronger at a very rapid and astonishing rate. Now, in 2025, we’re at a point in time in which AI has the ability to generate videos based on prompts, and create music, storylines, books, podcasts, and pieces of art that look human-made all within seconds. According to the National Institutes of Health, signals from AI systems function at almost the speed of light. This is much faster than the human brain that functions with an average speed of 120 m/s, at most.
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