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For one summer, 13 of Denver’s civic and business leaders traded boardrooms, offices and executive meetings for dance studios, rehearsals and choreography — all in support of a cause that reaches thousands of young people throughout the Denver metro area.

On Aug. 22, those newly minted “Dancing Stars” stepped onto the stage at the Sheraton De...


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Nick Bostrom is considered one of the leading voices of today’s tech world. An Oxford philosopher, Bostrom wrote the bestseller “Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, and Strategies,” published by Oxford University Press and recommended by industry giants such as Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Max Tegmark. Bostrom is one of the most influential people in the ...


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On August 1, Denver came alive as the Beta Theta Achievement Foundation (BTAF) hosted its 3rd Annual Black Excellence Social — an evening of celebration, community, and purpose. Part gala and part tribute, the event honored trailblazing individuals and organizations within the Black community while raising vital funds to advance the Foundation’s missio...


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At a meeting of Career and Technical Education professionals, someone asked, “What skills should we teach students to prepare them for the jobs of the future?”

It is an important question, but it may begin with the wrong assumption. The future cannot be known precisely, so education should not prepare students only for current occupations. It...


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Amanda Gordon still remembers being led to the “back forty.”

She was 16, shopping for her first car with her mother and a $5,000 budget. Instead of being treated like a young driver about to claim a new kind of freedom, Gordon said they were directed to the dealership’s less-desirable used inventory and met with a salesperson who made cle...


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