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Regis University Expands Access to New Post-secondary Program for Students With Intellectual Disabilities

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

Denver, Colo.— Today, Regis University (“Regis”) announced more than $365,000 in new scholarship funding for Denver County and prospective residential students from across the U.S. enrolling in the university’s groundbreaking GLOBAL Inclusive Program.

Denver Tech Sector Hit Hard by Bank Closure

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank this month hit Colorado businesses hard.

Five-Star Help Line Open March 27 – 31

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

The Five Star Preview Reports will be available on March 21, 2023. To access these reports, select the CASPER Reporting link located on the CMS QIES Systems for Providers page.

Strengthening Bridges Project Serves Veterans and Military Families

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

Although the majority of veterans and military service members are parents, they often struggle to find specialized psychological support for themselves, much less their children.

TB is Still Here – New CDC Data Show U.S. Cases Increased Again in 2022

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

Tuberculosis — United States, 2022 Weekly / March 24, 2023 / 72(12);297–303 Kimberly R. Schildknecht, MPH1,2; Robert H. Pratt2; Pei-Jean I. Feng, MPH2; Sandy F. Price2; Julie L. Self, PhD2 (VIEW AUTHOR AFFILIATIONS) Summary What is already...

Lamont Welcomes Virtuoso, First Juilliard Master of Music in Piano Graduate

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

From China to New York City and now Denver, Jiawei Lyu’s journey with the piano has taken her across the globe.

Adversity on the Court Opens Doors to New Opportunities

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

For Sophia Zulich, her journey to the University of Denver and her four years on campus were far from what she had expected.

Arrupe Jesuit High School and Regis University Partner to Offer Entrepreneurial Innovation Class for College Credit and Will Host Pitch Event at the University

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

Arrupe Seniors to create and pitch businesses for college credit

GAO Report: Improving Infection Prevention and Control in Nursing Homes

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

COVID-19 in Nursing Homes :Experts Identified Actions Aimed at Improving Infection Prevention and Control Highlights What GAO Found The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), primarily through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services...

Grad Students Provide Gender-Affirming Voice Care For Denver's Trans Community

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

Here’s an experiment: Try saying the letter “M” out loud.

Increasing Threat of Spread of Antimicrobial-Resistant Fungus in Healthcare Facilities

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

Candida auris (C. auris), an emerging fungus considered an urgent antimicrobial resistance (AR) threat, spread at an alarming rate in U.S. healthcare facilities in 2020-2021, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and...

Colorado Has an Overflow of Job Openings — And Nobody to Fill Them

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

Colorado’s workforce is struggling.

DU Hockey Prepares for NCAA Matchup Against Cornell

By Denver City Wire Report | Mar 31, 2023

It’s business as usual for the University of Denver hockey team—with a twist.They know they didn’t play up to their extremely high standards last week when they lost 1-0 to Colorado College in the semifinals of the National Colligate Hockey Conference Frozen Faceoff tournament.