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.
Read MoreRegis 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.
Read MoreIn the Cherry Creek State Park in Aurora, Colorado, the Cherry Creek Reservoir is located. It is at the confluence of Cherry Creek and Cottonwood Creek, southeast of Denver. The reservoir is created by the Cherry Creek Dam, and was initially designed for flood control. Nowadays, many recreational activities are hosted by the park, attracting tourists and locals alike.
Read MoreIt’s no surprise that Colorado is temperamental with the seasons. This past month has shown the wide variety of ever changing seasonal patterns impacting life on campus.
Read MoreThese photos were taken in Brighton, CO during sunset. I describe this time as a “fiery, illustrious display of beauty,”. The word “fiery’’ emphasizes the vivid, almost burning quality of the orange and red hues in the sky. The word “illustrious’’ suggests a grand and impressive spectacle, which is appropriate given the vastness of the sky and the reflection of the water.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, November 6th, 2024, Regis University experienced its first snow of the year. It was complete with a powdery coat and a chill in the air. This weather signals the upcoming approach of winter with beauty and serenity.
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