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Emilio C. • August 22, 2018The inside of the building is awesome! Most of the student resources are in there such as: Trio, Financial aid, writing center, etc.
?Administrative Building •1201 5th St (W Colfax Ave), Denver
Neil H. • September 1, 20105th street cafe on 1st floor lobby is awesome!!!
Firtuna I. • November 4, 2010across the courtyard...at the South Building...try the Nachos. They are YUMMY|
Charles v. • March 16, 2012Building layout is odd. Make sure to arrive early for the first day if you are not familiar.
?Academic Building •900 Auraria Pkwy (Speer Blvd.), Denver
Erica M. • July 29, 2011If you're a declared major in the college of liberal arts and sciences at UCD, come in to set your adviser! Call for spots or come by during walk-ins!
Keri R. • April 12, 2012Amazing new vending machine with really great HEALTHY options!! Decent prices too!
Emilio C. • April 29, 2018Pretty affordable college with awesome professors. But in my experience the advisors don't even know what they are talking about. They are useless and will make you take classes that you don't need.
Diana A. • March 29, 2012Go to
Denver F. • June 15, 2011Formerly Emily Griffith Opportunity School. Visit
Nic • September 11, 2012if you come here in the late afternoon, be prepared making your own pot of coffee ;)
GreenSpot Real Estate • October 27, 2011The boat-shaped Webb Building is Denver's city hall, home to over 40 city agencies. Designed by David Owen Tryba Architects, it also houses a significant public art collection, LEED (EB, gold).
Stephanie N. • February 25, 2011The Federal Building is under construction, but the Byron Rogers Courthouse is still open for business.
Joe R. • July 1, 2010In 1955, the Denver Water Board moved their offices into the building, removing the original front entrance and modifying the interior to accommodate office space.
- ?Hospital •301 W 6th Ave (#3), Denver
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