Auraria News

DENVER -- The man who tried to throw glitter on Mitt Romney on Tuesday night says he doesn't regret what he did even if it could mean getting kicked out of college.

Mitt Romney, after being introduced by his son Josh, takes the stage Tuesday night at the Auraria campus near downtown Denver.

Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is hosting a Caucus Night Party on Tuesday, February 7, 2012 at 7:30. Location: Tivoli Student Center, Auraria Campus, 900 Auraria Parkway in Denver.

After Nevada, @ jeremybowers weighs in on AP/Google: http://t.co/rm5uBbVj @ 2chambers : Lking fwd 2 joining @ ktumulty @ amzam @ joetrippi & @ gilgul for #SMWCampaign panel on how search/social impact politics! http://t.co/etnB634W Will the trio of contests shake up the GOP presidential race? Not likely.

Cuban Music Experience, one of the best annual music events in Colorado, is being held at Auraria Campus starting February 15th through the 17th, sponsored by the University of Colorado and CU Denver Live! Two concerts, and various free music clinics that cover various topics of Latin Music surely offer a true experience to remember.

A bill authorizing the new name will be introduced later this month by state Sen.

Over the course of the past few weeks, thousands of Aurarians, old and new, stood in the seemingly endless line in the Tivoli to slap the RTD pass on their student ID cards.

The Byers-Evans House Museum and Living Room Theatre present Jeffrey Hatcher 's THE TURN OF THE SCREW playing now through February 18th.

President Barack Obama is stopping at Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora Thursday on a five-state swing to follow his State of the Union address.

Wyoming is 15-3 and No. 3 in the nation in scoring defense, limiting opponents to an average of 53.

When Metro State's new Hospitality Learning Center opens in August, students will get hands-on training in the building's four kitchen laboratories, two restaurants and wine cellar, as well as the opportunity to gain experience working at a hotel attached to the building.

Business School's ambitious remake of the 1475 Lawrence St. building reached a milestone this week, as the first classes were held there.

Mayor Michael Hancock and a cast of higher education luminaries were on hand today to break ground on a four-story, 87,000-square-foot building that will house admissions, financial aid, academic advisement and testing offices as well as classrooms, at Seventh Street and Colfax Avenue on the downtown Auraria campus.