Great place to study on campus, and for students its open 24/7. There are many places to study…read morealone or to work with your group. This is a science library so you won't find very many leisurely or fiction books. Computers are available for students and the general public. Printers and copy machines are also available for around $0.10 per page. There are a few medical related movies you can check out. Free wifi, refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee vending machines. On the 3rd floor there is an exhibit of local art that is changes every few weeks, a pleasure to see what's new and sign the guest book. There are some seedy characters that frequent the library, since there is a shelter extremely close to campus. Students have expressed safety and theft concerns, but it is a public library and they are still allowed to visit and use the resources, just don't leave your belongings unattended... like any other public place.

I love this place. It is very quiet and has a lot of study rooms!! Oh, not to mention the…read moreatmosphere is very clean and the librarians are very helpful and sweet!!

Every straight dude knows that the best place to pick up women is a yoga class, so why not seem…read moretotally oblivious to the all-women networking group called, We2e in Boulder? Just show up like you are trying to network and mingle and see if anybody says anything. You are sure to meet women in their late 20's, 30' who are business owners in Boulder and Denver. To not stick out you might have to get really into some of the monthly programs, this means, when the workshop on, "True beauty, Inside and Out" happens, you have to totally be into it. Some chicks dig this... The ones who don't will tell you and probably tell you a whole lot of other nasty things to... Just ignore them and keep to your game. Those are the gatekeepers. Every third Monday of every month the We2e woman's networking group meets at a different spot and network and participate/watch a presentation on everything from business start-up experiences to marketing tactics, to acupuncture. The theme with this networking resource is woman, so men... I was kidding about crashing the thing.... Unless of course you are the presentation for that night. *snicker.... For more information contact Heather at: heather@CallunaEvents.com * Star one is for an all-women's networking group ** Star studded two is for a variety of ages in the group *** Star mista three is for a variety of business owners in the group... helps with the networking and referrals **** Hippo star number four is for offering appetizers and sometimes wine ***** Our final and last star is a shout our to the girls for still welcoming me to the meetings, even though I can't make it as much as I would like...

Good service when it's operational. Don't go during student protests it will be shut down.read more

The Tivoli Student Union is the building for the student center of the Metropolitan State College…read moreof Denver, the University of Colorado Denver, and the Community College of Denver. It used to be the Tivoli Brewing Company, a historical landmark. Many of the historic features are even still there, including the copper brewing kettles and a barrel lift that is visible from two levels. Inside was quite nice and bustling with students and life. The staff in the bookstore were very helpful and overall it was a pleasant experience.

The CU Denver Building was hosting a really fun back-2-college block party this summer!! Definitely…read morea lot of fun, for the students attending this University! The CU Denver Building is home to the College of Architecture and Planning, the only college in Colorado offering comprehensive programs in the design and planning of the built environment, from undergraduate through accredited professional master's degrees to the doctorate. Departments within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences also hold classes here. Inside the building, you will also find 3-D digital animation labs. The main floor lobby regularly exhibits student work. This is a CU Denver exclusive building

I felt very unsafe because my pronouns were violated. We NEED more people in order to enforce these…read morepronouns at the building and elsewhere. Guess what? It's the law. The windows were pretty clean, but I couldn't shout "Me Too" out of the top floor because the windows did not operate, for "Safety"--whatever. When are we going to learn that we cannot accept society and its unfair privileged ways? This building can really teach us a lot, if things change drastically. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else, but I can't live here anymore--sound familiar? Be the change.

I've been to Galvanize once, for the New Belgium Snapshot party. I thought the venue was really…read morecool. And would make a nice neighborhood hangout spot. However it's a terrible place for a concert. The acoustics are all wrong and it was unbelievably loud (mainly the crowd noise). Galvanize would definitely be a place that you should check out if you're looking for event/conference space.

ok - this is just a review for Galvanize as an event space (and to get yelp to stop offering it up…read morefor a review) I've only been here for 5 or 6 events, mostly at night. They have it down to a science for check in, the bar is well staffed and the central area is a good place to see a talk, kick off an event etc. Bathrooms are well stocked - as in more than 2 stalls! Parking is not a thing - so come early (there are some free after 6 around) or take public transport!

The CU Denver campus is a great option for those who enjoy a more urban campus experience. It is…read moreclose to restaurants, shopping, entertainment and sporting venues, and wonderful views of the heart of downtown Denver. The campus is a blend of new and old, with new dorms that are the best I've seen (we've toured 15 schools across the country), some additional new facilities and also a couple of old churches and a little park that is a preserved neighborhood from the late 1800's with tree lined walkways and placards sharing who lived in each home-now-university offices. The Tivoli Student Union is the key landmark, situated in a large open quad area. The Auraria campus is a shared campus between CU Denver, Metropolitan State, and Denver Community College.

This place cares about money and not quality. Don't send…read moreanyone here. I promise you the rumor of the education system being fraud is very real here. They will suck every penny they can from you in elaborate ways on top of tuition. This can be from making you buy unnecessary books which you genuinely do not need, to paying 7$-15$ for parking every single day with no overnight parking allowed. This place does not care about its students but instead, only about the money that they can potentially get from them. If they genuinely cared about students they would offer free or cheap parking passes for people who have to drive a long way. They do offer outrageous passes for parking that are 300$+ for 3 months. There is no campus life and if you are ready to be asked for money from different organizations unrelated to you every single time you walk for campus, this is the place for YOU! Plan on paying for parking, getting frustrated with the bursars office for scholarships (if they even allow you) and for an overall general sense of being pissed off. If you stay in the dorms, there have been bomb threats, random loud fire drills, and most importantly TWO SEPARATE TRAINS THAT GO OFF AT 3am and disrupt sleep every single night. Please please PLEASE see this place as it actually is which is a business. They want your money for a service and the service they provide is NOT worth what they are charging. I genuinely hope they take a look at how they are treating the students and decide to help the commuters and the students not trying to go broke for an education. I only write this review because I have had my limit. I'm done pretending like everything is ok when in reality, this is the worst experience I have ever paid for. Don't get me wrong, this is great for adults looking to score some transferable credits but not great for young students trying to find their path.

Boy's Locker Room B-3 room 225 met some very nice folks here, and look forward to dining here in…read morethe future

The Hope Center and all their educators, staff, and leadership are incredible. I stopped in for a…read moretour hoping to enroll my 2 year old into the toddler program and the directors Ms. Nichole Johnson and Dr. Eric Alan Rowe were extremely warm and welcoming. The Hope Center features a beautiful modern dedicated music room with all kids of drums, keyboards, and even ukuleles! During my tour I got to see a preschool class practicing their instruments in the sun and they were so excited and full of joy. Each classroom is themed after Black and Latino community leaders, activists, artists, musicians, and activists and the curriculum used in the entire center is multicultural, experiential and language-based. We've toured a few different programs these past few weeks, but this was the first and only space that truly felt like home. My daughter even reached up and wanted to be held by Ms. Nichole the entire tour. We were greeted with love by staff and students during our time there-kids were giving my daughter hugs as we passed by. We even returned the next day for their annual fashion show to be in community and it was so well executed and just adorable! It is apparent that kids are safe and happy at the Hope Center. Many of my friends were raised in the Hope Center (I'm 32 years old) and now have their children enrolled. It continues to be a safe, loving, and supportive learning community for our newest generation of students. I cannot wait for my daughter to attend. I can't sign my paperwork fast enough. We are grateful for this outstanding community gem and proud to send our daughter here. Highly recommend!