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Denver's newspaper war lasted over 100 years and was among the last great newspaper battles in the country. At its worst, the owner of The DenverPost beat the owner of the Rocky Mountain News with a cane on his way to work. At its best, each paper pushed the other to do award-winning journalism.
Were you part of the battle? Come share your stories! Do you love journalism? Join the journalists who were part of this incredible competition as part of the Denver Press Club's 100th birthday celebration.
Join us for the best trivia in town!
Please join the Rocky Mountain Harvard University Club for this special event! A Film Screening and Producer Q&A of “Join or Die” A film about why you should join a club…and why the fate of America depends on it. The Screening will be followed a Q&A session with Pete Davis AB’12, JD’18 who is a producer/director of the film.
Popcorn provided. The film follows the path of Robert Putnam’s career with a focus on his seminal work, Bowling Alone. Cast (Interviewees) includes: Robert Putnam HKS Professor Emeritus, Hillary Clinton, Pete Buttigieg, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, Rosemary Putnam, David Brooks, and others. Produced and directed by siblings Rebecca and Pete Davis (Harvard AB’12; JD’18). See the trailer here.
Join us our monthly game night! Various board and card games provided!
Come one, come all - data journalists meet up at the Club, hosted by your favorite data journalist at the Club.
Members are welcome to join us for our monthly board meeting to give their opinions and hear about this month's club affairs.
This April our speakers series continues with a discussion from the team behind the Denver Voice. As the city’s one and only street paper, the Voice is written for and by people experiencing homelessness. If you’ve lived in Denver long enough, you’ve probably seen their vendors selling copies outside a grocery store. For every copy you buy, they get a cut of the sales.
The team from the Denver Voice will share how they’ve approached their beat for the last 29 years and what other news outlets tend to get wrong about the unhoused community. They’ll also discuss how they’re collaborating with local newsrooms, including radio, to lend their lived experience and insight.
Arizona-based journalist Ruxandra Guidi visits Denver and joins ColoRadio at the Denver Press Club to discuss her new podcast series, Happy Forgetting. The anthology project examines racial justice movements in America, and the stories that are told – or not told – about them.
The Denver Press Club welcomes attendees of the Collaborative Journalism Summit for this intimate conversation.
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