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DEA denies campaign ties
By David Pollan and Lou Christopher
Controversy surrounds an e-mail, allegedly from an agent in the Drug Enforcement Agency, looking for someone to lead a campaign to defeat an initiative that would legalize marijuana in Colorado.

Protestors rally over police brutality
By Lou Christopher
Citizens rallied the evening of Aug. 25 to demand that the Denver District Attorney’s Office increase police accountability and to call for an end to police brutality.

Challenge recruits youth mentors
By Josie Klemaier
Organizations throughout Denver are being asked to take the Metro Mentor Challenge, an effort to recruit mentors for middle school and high school youth.

Top Auraria fundraising team to participate in AIDS walk
By Josie Klemaier
The Auraria Walk Team, comprised of students, faculty, staff, family and friends from the Auraria campus, will participate in the annual fundraiser AIDS Walk Colorado on Sept. 16.

New organizations invites believers, skeptics
By Josie Klemaier
A new Metro student organization will reveal mysteries and uncover secrets this semester as it researches and seeks out strange phenomena that are otherwise hidden from or obscured in mainstream science.

Faculty leaders spearhead forum to explore, shape Metro’s future
By Barbara Hernandez
They arrived at Estes Park as Metro faculty members. They left as Metro leaders.

Vaccinations critical for campus life
By Kristi Peregoy
College is an ideal time to explore possibilities, meet new people and live life to the fullest. Yet anybody’s vibrant youth can be stolen away if proper precautions are not taken to ensure good health.

Crime activity low on campus
By Allison Bailey
The Auraria campus is located in what one might imagine would be a high crime area, with Colfax to the south and downtown to the east. Surprisingly though, the Auraria campus has very little crime.