University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center

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Aurora vacation ideas from VisitAurora.com: Kenny Be's Worst-Case Scenario

Three Cheers for Aurora!​ In an effort to promote tourism in Aurora, officials have organized a new group called VisitAurora.com. While most people associate Aurora with cheap hookers, pawn shops and Republican fund-raisers, there are so many other ways to attract tourists to Aurora by marketi ... More >>

Louis Hampers: Indicted Children's doctor back in court on Friday, back in Colorado soon

Louis Hampers.​ Dr. Louis Hampers, the Children's Hospital ER doctor charged with writing 654 fake prescriptions dating back to 2007 and continuing through April, will return to court Friday in Virginia, where he was arrested yesterday. According to Jeff Dorschner, spokesman for the U.S. Atto ... More >>

Louis Hampers: Controversial doc temporarily loses medical license pending two investigations

Louis Hampers.​Dr. Louis Hampers, a prominent staffer at The Children's Hospital in Aurora and the subject of the recent Westword feature ""When This Physician Gets the Fever, It's the Women He Dates Who Can't Shake the Bug," has temporarily lost his medical license. This week, Hampers signed ... More >>

Wake-Up Call: Building -- and budgeting -- for the future

The holidays push most action off the public calendar this week. Tonight at 5:30 p.m., Denver City Council will start the process of stuffing someone's stocking with coal: Over the next few weeks, councilmembers will decide whether to grant landmark status to two, '60s-era Hornbein and Wh ... More >>

Wake-Up Call: Hold your horses!

One of the last vestiges of Fred Kummer's reign as a Denver hotelier disappeared yesterday. The two mammoth horse sculptures that had reared their ugly heads in the lobby of the former Adam's Mark Hotel for years were hauled out of the building (and not easily -- they each weigh 2,500 pounds). No ... More >>

Wake-Up Call: Buy local, think local December 1-7

Buy local week continues through December 5. And while, with Barack Obama's appointments announcement today, it doesn't look like many Coloradans will be heading to D.C., there's plenty to do here at home. Nothing gets the home fires burning like neighborhood fights, and Denver's Neighborhood ... More >>

Demolition Begins on the Dunes Motel

Buy local week continues through December 5. And while, with Barack Obama's appointments announcement today, it doesn't look like many Coloradans will be heading to D.C., there's plenty to do here at home. Nothing gets the home fires burning like neighborhood fights, and Denver's Neighborhood ... More >>

Nickel and Dimed

Copper Nickel 8 is a complete disaster.

Making Nice

Robert Schrier took the University of Colorado to court for academic freedom. The school settled before a jury could hear the tale.

Back-doored

Robert Schrier took the University of Colorado to court for academic freedom. The school settled before a jury could hear the tale.

From Russia, Without Love

Hackers are selling rape porn through university websites -- including student pages at UCD.

Word Music

Golda Solomon keeps her rhymes jazzy.

Scoot!

Get your Peoples and Vespas off the Auraria campus.

Primate Directive

Rita Anderson has a message for the University of Colorado: Let my monkeys go.

Rubber Made

Chakaia Booker keeps rolling along.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of September 30, 2004

Letters to the Editor

From the week of September 9, 2004

Throwing Fitz

The move to Fitzsimons was supposed to send CU's Health Sciences Center sailing into the 21st century. So why are so many doctors jumping ship?

Letters to the Editor

From the week of July 8, 2004

Monkey Business

CU's animal attraction isn't limited to recruiting parties.

Behind the Scenes

Inside Look opens sculptors' studios

Angel Eyes

Justin was a good boy from a good family. Then he shook his three-month-old baby to death.

A Change Blowing In

The Zephyr has weathered life on Colfax for 56 years. But can it withstand the march of progress?

Now and Then

While Studio Aiello presents new work, RMCAD buys an old campus.

Suite Dreams

The Eisenhower era returns to room 6044.

Off Limits

Weird science

Consumed

A Matter of Taste

The Strange Case of Dr. Schmidt

He worked wonders with chronic-pain patients. So why was the university so eager to get rid of him?

The Doctor Is In

This book's a killer!

The Case for Safety

Is this a case of an industry policing itself?

Child's Play

Middle-schoolers find out what it's like to have a bun in the Easy-Bake Oven.

The Final Exam

Rape is the most personal of crimes—and so Boulder’s sexual-assault nurses took criticism of their program very personally.

The Denver Private School District

Denver Public Schools considers privatizing its health and social services.

Letters

Denver Public Schools considers privatizing its health and social services.

A Monkey Wrench

Animal-rights activists say CU researchers are worming out of a debate.

Suicide Mission

Animal-rights activists say CU researchers are worming out of a debate.

Sitting in Judgment

Animal-rights activists say CU researchers are worming out of a debate.

The Court of Lost Souls

Open the doors of Courtroom 303-W and hear the everyday tales of violence, tragedy and heartbreak

Raised From the Dead

Open the doors of Courtroom 303-W and hear the everyday tales of violence, tragedy and heartbreak

Letters

Open the doors of Courtroom 303-W and hear the everyday tales of violence, tragedy and heartbreak

Letters

Open the doors of Courtroom 303-W and hear the everyday tales of violence, tragedy and heartbreak

Going Ape

Animal-rights activists want a CU scientist to stop the monkey business.

Mouthing Off

Animal-rights activists want a CU scientist to stop the monkey business.

Tooth Will Tell

The state wants to yank his license. But dentist Hal Huggins keeps mouthing off.

Edifice Wreck

How tarnished a gem is the decrepit Evans School?

Cracking the Case

A local pathologist takes time out from real-life cancer-fighting to do some fictional crime-fighting.

More Grief for Workers

A trend in the making: University Hospital alters its employee benefits for bereavement leave and continuing education.

LETTERS

A trend in the making: University Hospital alters its employee benefits for bereavement leave and continuing education.

BLAZING THE ORGAN TRAIL

TRANSPLANT CENTERS' BLOODY BATTLE OVER WHO GETS WHAT--AND FROM WHERE.