Andy Green

“I’ve got two kids in college”: Eileen Laubacher says college costs are “unbelievably painful”

FoxTalk asked Eileen Laubacher what she would do to reduce college costs for working and commuting students. The retired rear admiral and congressional candidate said community colleges need more investment, more online access and lower costs.

FoxTalk asked 8 Democrats about college costs. The answers ranged from lawsuits to free tuition

One candidate called student debt “unconscionable.” Another said public college should be tuition-free. Another promised lawsuits. At DemFest, college costs turned into a fight over debt, Pell Grants, service programs and whether students are being priced out.

Scott Bottoms answers FoxTalk on college costs and fees

The Republican candidate for governor answered a student-focused question about college affordability and statewide policy.

Five candidates, two debates and one expensive question: Can students afford Colorado?

At DU, candidates for governor argued over Trump, Tina Peters, immigration, faith, taxes and each other. But for community college students, the real issue was simpler: after graduation, can they afford to stay?

What two candidates for governor said, and what community college students should know about it.

The president of Colorado Christian University opened Tuesday night with a joke about fathers. His university trains graduates to be "exceptionally employable," he said. Parents applaud that. They can see the relief, he told the crowd, "the fact that they're going to get off the

Born in Texas, raised in Mexico: How Carlo Aguilar found himself center stage at CCA's record-setting scholarship fundraiser

The first recipient of the John Wolfkill Legacy Scholarship looked around for another Carlo when his name was called. The annual luncheon raised a record $312,000 for CCA scholarships.

Student Scenes: students at film sets, events and off-campus moments

A FoxTalk photo notebook from places CCA students showed up, worked, gathered and made things happen.

This student film club is pushing back against mainstream taste

Jarod McChesney is building Films in Focus around overlooked movies with real craft, history and personality — and asking other students to look beyond what is already popular.

“I worked super hard”: Honor students got recognized

Amaya Duran earned her place among newest PTK inductees, where white roses, lit candles and family applause turned academic work into public honor.

The Christian club that wanted everyone to see it

Paris Morgan helped bring faith, food and The Chosen into one of CCA’s busiest spaces, turning a club event into a public invitation.

ChatGPT can write the essay. So what is English class for?

Arlinne Rico and other students are drawing the line between using AI as a shortcut and losing the voice, thought and struggle that make writing their own.

At Oscar-qualifying film festival, students found the door open.

Ellis Schaefers left Aspen Shortsfest with credited work, filmmaker interviews and a clearer claim on the professional film world he wants to enter.