Tie-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. 

The purple pink sky hovers over the city. Photo by Alina Hussaini

A splash of orange interrupts the cool tones of the sky. Photo by Alina Hussaini

A Panoramic View of Regis University

Alina Hussaini, Guest Photographer 

Throughout February, Colorado held rates of low temperatures. With a dusting of snow, and a chill that hits down to the bone, the university was engulfed in the winter season. With these cold conditions, Regis University sparkled in the snow in this special, panoramic view of the university. 

The campus sits silently, coated in a blanket of fresh powder. Photo by Alina Hussaini

Denver At Dusk

Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer

Downtown Denver is an iconic scene. With giant buildings and flickering street lights, it provides the perfect place to witness the beauty of dusk. 

Downtown Denver is illuminated by the setting sun. Photo by Alina Hussaini

The sky bleeds a variety of colors as the night approaches. Photo by Alina Hussaini

City Lights

Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer

Fondly known as the Mile High City, Denver is home to iconic buildings, countless apartments, and offers a wide variety of attractions for locals and tourists alike. While the days in Denver are beautiful, the nights are often magical. 

Downtown Denver’s lights shine through the dark. Photo by Alina Hussaini

A starry sky looms above the city. Photo by Alina Hussaini

Ducktales: Photos of Waterfowl

Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer

Cherry Creek Reservoir is a both a tourist attraction and a popular spot for locals to visit and enjoy the recreational activities. However, Cherry Creek Reservoir is also a home for a thriving ecosystem and multiple different species. One of the more commonly seen and people friendly animals found in this reservoir are ducks.

A female duck, also called a hen, looks out over the water of the reservoir. Photo by Alina Hussaini

Ducks in a row are spotted swimming in the reservoir. Photo by Alina Hussaini

Clear waters make for the perfect afternoon swim in the reservoir. Photo by Alina Hussaini

Snow Squirrel

Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer

Regis University is fondly known by our community as a frequent space for squirrel sightings. Recently, the squirrels on campus have been out and about, exploring the cold weather. 

A squirrel sniffs the melting ice on Regis University’s sidewalk. Photo by Alina Hussaini