Stories from the Hub

Cover letters and personal statements are key for applications can be tough to write, but hold off on giving an AI tool your resume! The CU Denver Writing Center explains why AI might not be helpful and offers up solutions.

Understanding how AI works helps us use it wisely and stay in control. The Learning Resources Center discuses the two approaches to AI development: open-source and closed-source.

Your answer to "What is GenAI?" can affect your use of these tools. The Learning Resources Center is here to help students learn about generative artificial intelligence, enhance their AI literacy, and know how to use AI tools effectively.

The Learning Resource Center’s Learning Hub Ambassadors are sharing all their favorite (affordable!) spots downtown. We’re in the heart of Denver! Why not take advantage of all the fun opportunities and adventures around us?

Environment is everything! The Learning Resources Center strives to cultivate an oasis that enhances both your learning and well-being. Learn about the LRC’s use of plants and get tips on adding greenery to your own study space.

Generative AI can help students—but how? The Learning Resources Center (LRC) explains how AI tools can be integrated into your study routine by creating practice questions. Study smarter, not harder!

First-generation graduate student Angelo Gallegos emphasizes the importance of university resources and programs, recalling how Transfer Admissions, the Center for Identity and Inclusion, and CU Denver faculty have contributed to his journey.

CAM student Archer talks about his experience as a transgender student at CU Denver and highlights how attending the university has allowed him to find a community of queer-identifying people.