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Defunct for-profit occupational school Heritage College has stiffed local advertising firms and banks, according to recently filed financial statements in bankruptcy court.
Defunct for-profit occupational school Heritage College has stiffed local advertising firms and banks, according to recently filed financial statements in bankruptcy court.
Facing mounting lawsuits and unpaid bills, the 30-year-old for-profit university is liquidating through Ch. 7 bankruptcy.
One of the biggest donors to the University of Denver is again taking out the checkbook – this time for a philanthropy and social enterprise program.
For university endowments this year, a strong performance meant losing the least, not gaining the most.
The school’s Geology Museum in Golden needed two vans and 150 boxes to transport a valuable donation of gems, minerals and meteorites.
In July David and Allison McMurtry started renovating 1914-era Robert Steele Gymnasium in Berkeley into a Goddard School. The 12,000-square-foot, mission-style building sits at West 39th Avenue and King Street and was originally built as a community center for North Denver.
A pilates entrepreneur plans to gain and edge in the Denver fitness market by getting the kids stretching along.
A summer program aimed at student employment and salvaging the fading art of the golf caddie is up and running for a fifth year.
Tom Howard and his 3-year-old firm AthenaInvest have joined forces with locally-based Lazarus. AthenaInvest’s basic investment hypothesis is that financial economists have been wrong for 40 years.
An Oklahoma-based aviation education company is taking a Colorado school under its wing and moving one campus from Denver to Westminster.
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