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Expanded SNAP benefits helping college students during COVID

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Colorado Senate adds special ed funding, chief equity officer position to 2022 budget

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Colorado’s 2022 budget boosts K-12 spending, restores higher ed cuts

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‘Like I’m drowning:’ Five stories from the student debt crisis

The collective $1.6 trillion owed by 44 million American borrowers spans every age group.

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Indigenous students say they need more from Colorado universities. An in-state tuition bill is a first step.

College student advocates hope legislation to grant in-state tuition to out-of-state Native American students with historical ties to Colorado has the momentum to get approved this year.

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Universidades de Colorado podrían enfrentar más recortes de presupuesto si el estado no restaura los fondos, dicen líderes

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Colorado group aims to give colleges, universities a voice

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Colorado higher education faculty and staff to be eligible for coronavirus vaccines in late March

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En Colorado, una ciudad rural espera que su universidad comunitaria les ayude a sobrevivir el fin de la era del carbón

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Colorado universities and colleges could face more cuts if state doesn’t restore funding, leaders say

What would student debt forgiveness mean to you? Tell Chalkbeat.

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As Colorado House and Senate reconvene, leaders pledge funds for K-12, higher education

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In rural Colorado, one town is looking to its community college to help survive the end of coal

A small community college in rural Colorado might save Craig from extinction by  retraining coal workers and building a new job base. But it lacks funding.

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Colorado needs more skilled workers. But the state provides little help to adults trying to earn a college degree.

Connecting Colorado adults to job training could ease poverty and a labor crunch. Community colleges could help — but face a big hurdle.

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Colorado RISE grants to support career training, literacy programs, Indigenous curriculum

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Colorado legislation looks to make standardized tests optional for college admissions

The COVID-19 outbreak is changing our daily reality

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Colorado 2021 legislative preview: Testing and funding will be key issues

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CU Boulder among flagships with lowest rates of low-income students

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Report warns against higher education cuts to balance state budget

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Two Jefferson counties embody how the college degree has become a political fault line

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Denver schools to expand access to college-level classes

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‘Champion of community colleges’: How Jill Biden will impact higher education as first lady

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Democrats take control of CU Board of Regents

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Why so many Coloradans leave college financial aid on the table — and how to fix that

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Pandemic’s impact on Colorado’s colleges creates questions about the future of part-time instructors

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Voter guide: Meet the candidates running for CU Board of Regents

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To combat COVID, Fort Lewis College embraces Navajo principle of kinship

Fort Lewis College embraced values of Navajo students to temper the spread of COVID on its Colorado campus

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Why Colorado students are still taking the SAT, even though it’s now voluntary

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Denver enacts stricter rules for universities as COVID outbreaks spread at campuses

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Will the University of Colorado’s two-week pause be enough to turn the corner on COVID?

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Facing economic and family stress, fewer Colorado students are enrolling in community college

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Colorado College’s move to remote learning exposes risks of reopening