CLLARO will honor leaders for their contributions to Colorado's Latino community on Sept. 21.

University of Colorado System Regents selected Todd Saliman as the sole finalist in its search to find the next president of the four-campus CU System.

Author discusses book on “the failure of colorblind policy for higher education.”

Regis University, a Jesuit university based in Denver, today announced the launch of a new data science initiative that will provide prospective students with a forecast on the value of a graduate business degree in the labor market after graduation.

Colorado Mesa University hosted its 15th annual Entrepreneurship Day, bringing in students, business leaders, and employers to mingle and hear pitches from student entrepreneurs.

That’s the question Denver Scholarship Foundation leaders asked Hispanic men about their challenges. They variously listed a lack of funds, information, support, and individual attention, plus family responsibilities.

University of Colorado’s Board of Regents voted unanimously Wednesday to officially confirm Todd Saliman as the system’s 24th president.

The Colorado Department of Education has declared Friday, April 29 as Decision Day. The Colorado campaign is to celebrate the importance of higher education and inspire Colorado students to attend either a university, community college, private occupational school, serve as an apprentice, or in the military.

The powers that be at the University of Colorado were no doubt hoping that choosing the next president for the state's largest higher-ed system would be smooth and problem-free, in contrast to the unmitigated disaster that was the reign of previous leader Mark Kennedy.

American First Legal, which is led by Trump aide Stephen Miller, is sending mailers and airing Spanish-language radio ads in Colorado

Michael Bennet and Joe O'Dea visit MSU Denver's The Solution Studio, a new voter-education forum.

Candidates are advertising in Spanish. Political parties are knocking on doors and registering voters. National organizations are polling folks.

Whether you agree with the politics, you should know the history behind how and why it happened. So should your kids

As of this year, the fellowship has helped more than 100 college students, many of which are the first in their family to go to college.

Alejandra talks about the Capital Fellowship Program

Candidates get into specifics around homeless sweeps, recruiting police officers and more

Thirteen Denver mayoral candidates hashed it out Thursday night, during a must-watch 9News debate at Metropolitan State University — the first of three hosted by the channel.

Mayor Michael Johnston to keynote the Colorado Latino Leadership, Advocacy & Research Organization (CLLARO) 28th annual Bernie Valdez Awards at the Seawall Ballroom inside the Denver Center for the Performing Arts on September 21st, 2023. Doors open at 7am and the breakfast program will begin at 8am.

The Colorado Latino Leadership, Advocacy & Research Organization’s (CLLARO) Latino Action Council (LAC) and the Aztlan Research Center Summer Institute will co-host the Latino Summit at Colorado State University Pueblo (CSU Pueblo) on August 2nd and 3rd.

CLLARO is pleased to introduce our new Director of Research, Dr. Jazmín Muro.

CLLARO will honor outstanding community leaders for their invaluable contributions to Colorado’s Latino community at a celebratory breakfast event on Thursday, September 21. The previous May 31 deadline to nominate local leaders has been extended to June 30, 2023.

Yesterday, a federal appeals court decided against the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.