Hispanic Heritage Month Starts with GOZA, Hosted by SOMOS
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
SOMOS at Regis University is a student affinity group that celebrates and promotes Latinx culture. To kick off the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, from September 15th to October 15th, SOMOS hosted GOZA. On September 16th, at the Student Center Patio, GOZA brought the entire Regis community together, to share a meal and experience the beauty of Hispanic and Latinx culture.
Regis University Celebrates Lunar New Year
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On Tuesday, January 28, 2025, Regis University's 2025 Lunar New Year event was held. The event was hosted by the Asian Student Alliance and was free to attend. The event included a snake drawing competition, to represent the symbol of the Lunar New Year, and prizes for the winners.
Downtown Denver Celebrates Día de los Muertos
Lily Berzoza, Staff Videographer
Last fall, downtown Denver participated in a variety of activities to celebrate Dia De Los Muertos. From homemade shrines to candlelight vigils, a communal sense of love, remembrance, and reverence was nurtured.
A Review of Buckaroos Horse-Drawn Rides
Austin Price, Editor in Chief
Throughout the month of December, when our overly commercialized world is focused on gift giving and card signing, many local establishments thrive off the classic Christmas carols and local legends that share the childlike joy of traditional holiday rituals. Business is fueled by tourists looking to reignite their young innocence and hope for the magic in the world that cannot be seen but can always be experienced. One of these establishments is a prime example of the possession of holiday magic, and the mystifying influence it can have on oneself. Boasting the classic Christmas activity, and signature snowy style of the Rocky Mountains is Buckaroos Horse-Drawn Rides.
Winter Activities to Welcome the Season
Caleigh Montoya, Staff Writer
The winter season is upon us! Below are some activities to participate in as the snow begins to fall!
Coping with Post Election Feelings
Caleigh Montoya, Staff Writer
If you are feeling sad, disappointed, shocked, or defeated by the results of this election, you are not alone! Even if you are happy with how the election turned out, there is still a collective feeling of, “What now?” Many of us are terrified about what will come next but we must accept the decision made. However this acceptance can be aided by some tips to handle this stressful and uncertain time.