If you’ve never heard of the Chicano Movement, Baby Swoop is here to educate you on the history of Denver’s Mexican-American protest for change that all started in 1969 at West High School in the neighborhood of Colfax. This social justice movement ...

We know of Hispanic Heritage Month, but what do we know about its origins? It all began on June 11, 1968, when California Congressman George E. Brown introduced H.J. Res. 1299 to the House of Representatives as National Hispanic Heritage Week, which ...

We hear about historical Latinx figures in society, but what about the young Latinx people doing incredible work in the world of activism? Faith Florez is a third-generation Mexican-American and descendant of farmworkers. After hearing about the ...

Running away from social justice issues isn’t something we should do as a society. Race Against Isms is running towards building awareness about ableism, racism, sexism, classism, and more that affect people on a global scale. This is a race we ...

Today marks the last day of Black History Month for 2022. Black History Month was established in 1976 to honor and celebrate the accomplishments of Black Americans throughout American history. This past month CCD did just that. Throughout the month ...

CCD chemistry professor Lisa Eytel shares her thoughts on the importance of pronouns.

A Message from President DeSanctis | Hispanic Heritage Month

Arlette Stratton is the Veteran Services Coordinator/SCO at CCD and recent addition to our Cityhawk family.

Auraria community honored the lives lost in Pittsburgh and Jeffersontown, Kentucky

CCD students, faculty and staff came together to celebrate the Islamic holiday, Eid-al-Fitr, a day of feast and celebration to mark the end of fasting for Muslims during the month of Ramadan.