Author Archives | Hannah Metzger

A look at Boulder’s hidden working class

In this five-part series, the CUI looks into a side of Boulder not often associated with the affluent city. This is Boulder’s hidden working class. By Hannah Metzger

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Mobile-home residents hope to preserve community, affordability after purchase by Boulder

Facing redevelopment by the City of Boulder, Ponderosa Mobile Home Community hopes new housing will be affordable and tight-knit. By Hannah Metzger

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Boulder’s affordable housing: A breakdown

What you need to know about Boulder’s affordable housing options, laws and the changes currently being made. By Hannah Metzger

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‘It’s not an easy life’: Martha Perez on Boulder’s working class

For years, Martha Perez has worked literally day and night to make a life for her family as a working-class resident of Boulder. By Hannah Metzger

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Holly DeHoog: Boulder’s hidden working class

Holly DeHoog has cut hair since 1978, working long hours and creatively bartering so that she and her children can get by in Boulder. By Hannah Metzger

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Colorado’s minimum wage laws are changing: What does it mean for its workers?

With Colorado cities and counties being able to set their own minimum wages in 2020, some residents are fighting for an increase. By Hannah Metzger

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Colorado Free Application Day looks to lower financial barrier of college

Colorado students can apply to over 30 in-state colleges for free on Oct. 15 for Free Application Day. By Hannah Metzger

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Updated: BPD drops investigation of N-word written on vehicle at University Hill

A racial slur was written on a vehicle parked on University Hill less than one week after a racist attack in the Engineering Center. By Hannah Metzger

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Former NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch to speak at CU

Controversial conservative figure Dana Loesch is scheduled to give a Second Amendment talk at CU Boulder on Oct. 10. By Hannah Metzger

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Opinion: End of fraternity drugging investigation sets a dangerous precedent

The inconclusive end to the drugging investigation of six female CU students sets a precedent of violation without repercussions. By Hannah Metzger

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