Is it ever too late to go back to school? Graduate Writing Consultant Dayna Schaef shares her journey after years away and reflects on the challenges and rewards of returning as a student later in life.

The transition from summer into the school year can be tough. As the semester progresses, it’s important to establish and sustain a balance between work/school and your personal life, so Learning Hub Ambassadors are offering guidance!

If you’re looking to fulfill a sense of belonging and become a part of a community here at CU Denver, there are several ways to do so! There are many student clubs to join, including three that are being spotlighted by the Learning Hub Ambassadors.

Student employees are an integral part of multiple offices here at CU Denver and a lot of them found their jobs through work-study! Learning Hub Ambassador Jack talks the work-study program and how you can find these on-campus jobs.

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.

Come visit CU Denver’s first Little Free Library at the Writing Center! Take a book to discover new ideas, and leave one to share your voice with the campus community. It’s a small shelf with a big impact.

Before apps solved everything, a good pen and box of paperclips could, too. Writing Center Consultant Lyn Poats suggests progress isn’t about leaving paper behind, but remembering how it felt in our hands.

The Learning Resource Center’s first Trivia Night kicked off with laughs and spirited competition. Students showed up and showed out to make the night unforgettable. Missed it? More fun is on the way this spring!

A new semester can be the fresh start you need to boost success. Through reflection, planning, and support from the Learning Resources Center, students can build strategies that actually work.

For most CU Denver students, commuting is part of the daily grind. Writing Lab Graduate Assistant Consultant Kaylee Gonzalez argues that public transit might actually make student life easier.