Jenny Brundin is a senior reporter at Colorado Public Radio. She covers a range of topics including education, higher education, culture, and society, with a focus on issues affecting Colorado, such as academia, crime, and competitive sports. Jenny's work has been featured in notable outlets including NPR, WBUR, and The Journal.
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Jenny Brundin's coverage primarily focuses on local education and government policies in Colorado, with an emphasis on data-driven reporting. She frequently covers stories related to school policies, student mental health, and the impact of government announcements on education.
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Nationally, completion rates inched up to 61.1 percent for students who entered college in 2018, a .5 percentage-point increase compared to the previous cohort.
By: Jenny Brundin
Share: Adriana Parra Herrera remembers the summer after fourth grade. Her classmates headed on vacations with their families. She headed to the strawberry fields.
By: Jenny Brundin
About 6,300 Colorado students studied abroad in 2023-24, with more than 2,300 coming from CU Boulder. Statewide, that represents a 43 percent increase over the previous year.
When you're more than 7,000 miles away from where you spent most of your childhood, there's nothing like playing a familiar game from home. In Denver, 18 boys from Afghanistan are getting to play cricket with other boys as part of an effort to bring the sport to more Colorado youth. Colorado Public Radio's Jenny Brundin reports.
By: Jenny Brundin
Share: The Douglas County School Board will vote Tuesday night on allowing high school students to take the elective course Advanced Placement African American Studies.
By: Jenny Brundin
The District 11 Board of Education in Colorado Springs voted Wednesday to end a collective bargaining agreement with teachers that has guided working conditions, salaries and benefits for 56 years.
By: Jenny Brundin
Share: The University of Colorado Denver has a new chancellor. University of Colorado president Todd Saliman announced Thursday that Kenneth T.
By: Jenny Brundin
Four teams of 18- to 34-year-olds pitched four ideas to reform health care and higher education. Who won?
By: Jenny Brundin
The lawsuit argues the book ban violates the First Amendment, the Free Speech Clause of the Colorado Constitution and deprives students of access to a diversity of information and viewpoints.
By: Jenny Brundin, Andrea Chalfin
Share: Colorado College is advising international students on certain visas to return to campus from winter break before the Jan. 20, 2025 inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
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