On the Senate floor today, Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) delivers remarks condemning the terrorist attack on demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado.

On Wednesday, two Democrats — Rep. Joe Neguse, who represents Boulder, and Sen. Michael Bennet — introduced a bipartisan resolution denouncing the attack and the rise in antisemitism.

Michael A. Berniger* (IntlAf’63) is president elect of the CU-Boulder Directors Club. Michael is a founder and past president of the University Club at University of Colorado, Colorado Springs ...

The poll confirms U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet as a clear front-runner in the Democratic primary for governor, with 53% of likely voters in that contest supporting his candidacy.

Sen. Michael Bennet reintroduced the Equitable Access to School Facilities Act, which will make it easier for charter schools to acquire public property and provide federal grants to states for cha… ...

A retiring Democratic senator is “furious” at his own party and suggested that its brand isn’t helpful almost anywhere in the country for candidates seeking national office.

It must be terribly frustrating for ambitious, younger Democrats to be stymied by their two senators who refuse to step aside for a new generation of leadership.

If U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet wants to show voters that he truly cares about Colorado, he should resign now to run for governor.

Michael H. Logan (Anth) of Knoxville, Tenn., retired in June after a 38-year career as an anthropology professor at the University of Tennessee. He is now professor emeritus. Last spring he served as ...

WASHINGTON – Like most Democrats in Washington, Colorado’s Sen. Michael Bennet has publicly criticized many of President Donald Trump’s actions since January. But unlike most Democrats, he ...

Having previously worked at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck as an associate attorney, Michael Zehner (PolSci’13; Law’17) recently rejoined the firm as a shareholder in their Denver office. Zehner, who ...