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From sleeping in a basement screening tent to Star Wars: Rian Johnson’s long road into Hollywood
At a Sundance Institute event at the University of Denver, Johnson looked back on arriving in Park City with “no money,” nowhere to stay and a student film Sundance had rejected.
What Could Federal Earnings Rules Mean for Students Already Enrolled?
Watch: Mark Baisley on apprenticeships, Pell Grants, housing and Colorado’s U.S. Senate race
The Republican U.S. Senate nominee spoke with The Metropolitan Editor-in-Chief Kaelyn Diep in an Aug. 11 FoxTalk production at MSU Denver.
Nvidia director Mark Stevens on competing for jobs after college
In an interview with FoxTalk editor Andy Green, Stevens said young people need to become “AI native and AI aware” and argued that students at smaller schools can still compete.
Young people don’t want to work? Denver Chamber CEO calls it a myth
J.J. Ament says employers want younger workers, but they also want colleges to teach some surprisingly basic workplace skills.
From working on cars to building rockets: Jim Bridenstine says space needs technicians, not just engineers
NASA awarded an Arapahoe Community College-led Colorado program $1.3 million to build technical aerospace pathways as the federal government begins designing a new U.S. Space Academy.
Sundance accessibility team is assessing Boulder venues ahead of 2027 festival
Festival director Eugene Hernandez said Sundance is working on ramps and accessibility assessments as it prepares for its first Boulder festival in January.
New York Times contributor Steve Knopper says a great pitch can beat experience
For students without long résumés, Knopper says freelancing can open doors — if they know what editors actually want.
Steamboat Institute announces $500,000 match for 12-campus Liberty Tour
Six fall debates are already scheduled, including Colorado Mountain College, as the Colorado nonprofit raises money for a program aimed at college students.
Cornell president Michael I. Kotlikoff warns of ‘dual threats’ to universities in Colorado speech
Michael Kotlikoff accepted a free-inquiry award from Steamboat Institute while criticizing both efforts to silence speech on campus and government pressure on research and universities.
Mark Baisley backs Pell funding, says ROI should help decide which programs qualify
The Republican U.S. Senate nominee said he would preserve Pell Grants while favoring an outcome-focused approach to federal education spending.
FoxTalk Founder Andy Green to Lead Colorado Press Association Roundtable at Local News Solutions 2026
Fast-growing Colorado student newsroom will bring a community-college perspective to a gathering of more than 300 journalists, funders, researchers, civic leaders and media organizations
Smithsonian Executive on Whether Colleges Could Join Future Immersive Projects
Smithsonian leader says colleges could help build future immersive projects
With Starstruck now open in Denver, Denise Elliott says student and university participation in future immersive projects is possible, but no dedicated Starstruck internship exists yet.
Why Reisher anniversary grants came in different sizes across Colorado colleges
CCA received $225,000 while some Colorado colleges received much more. The Denver Foundation told FoxTalk the difference came down to how long each school had been a Reisher partner.
WATCH: JB Holston discusses Colorado higher ed restructuring, two-year college tuition and earnings tests
Colorado Department of Higher Education Executive Director J.B. Holston spoke with FoxTalk about the state's higher education and workforce reorganization, tuition flexibility for two-year colleges and how earnings data could affect students and academic programs.
CCCS tuition is up 5% this fall. Here’s what that means for your bill
For Colorado residents taking standard on-campus classes, the amount left to pay after the state’s College Opportunity Fund rose from $175 to $183.75 per credit. That is $262.50 more over 30 credits, before fees and other financial aid.
‘Accuracy, above all’: Doug Bell walks FoxTalk contributors through journalism judgment
The SPJ Colorado Pro president used case studies on news value, sourcing, ethics, headlines and preparation during a two-part Aug. 12 training session.
Your college program could come with an earnings warning under new federal rules
Colorado higher-ed chief JB Holston says students need clearer data on what graduates of different programs earn. Under a final federal rule, programs that fail an earnings test in two of three years can lose access to federal Direct Loans.
These Film Jobs Are Hard to Fill in Colorado
Holston says Colorado higher ed, workforce programs spend almost $2 billion a year
The state had already identified more than 110 programs across seven entities. Holston said ordinary cross-agency coordination often produces discussion without enough action as Colorado plans a more unified system.
Watch: Colorado deputy film commissioner talks Sundance opportunities and film careers for students
Arielle Brachfeld discusses festival work, student pricing, networking, production-office jobs and ways students can build experience as Sundance prepares to come to Boulder.
Colorado film office plans statewide festival opportunity directory as Sundance comes to CU Boulder
Deputy Film Commissioner Arielle Brachfeld said students should gain experience at other Colorado festivals and build production-office skills, while the state Film Office does not control Sundance Film Festival hiring or placements.