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Archivist, Subject Librarian, and Education Faculty Collaboration: Co-Instruction in History of Education Classes
Laura Cameron and Kara Flynn

How to Describe a Massacre? A Collaborative Metadata Justice Project
Bailey Hoffner, Eugene Albin, Jennifer Watson, Jay Shorten, Jacquelyn Slater Reese, Todd Fuller, and Karie Antell

Archives West at Twenty Years: Sustainability through Community
Jodi Allison-Bunnell, Maija Anderson, and Trevor J. Bond

Showcasing Student Artwork in an Academic Library
Holly Gabriel and Jan Juliani

Welcoming New Leadership and Elevating Collaboration
Jesse Koennecke and Nina McHale

Uncertain Waters and Contested Lands: Excavating the Layers of Colorado’s Legal Past, 73 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW REVIEW 521 (Spring 2002)
Tom I. Romero

Wearing the Red, White, and Blue Trunks of Aztlán: Rodolfo ‘Corky’ Gonzales and the Convergence of American and Chicano Nationalism 29 AZTLÁN: A JOURNAL OF CHICANO STUDIES 83 (Spring 2004)
Tom I. Romero

Wringing Rights out of the Mountains: Colorado’s Centennial Constitution and the Ambivalent Promise of Human Rights and Social Equality
Tom I. Romero

War of a Much Different Kind: Poverty and the Possessive Investment in Color in the 1960s United States)
Tom I. Romero

Bound Between and Beyond the Borderlands: Region, Race, Scale and a Subnational Legal History
Tom I. Romero

¿La Raza Latina?: Multiracial Ambivalence, Color Denial, and the Emergence of a Tri-Ethnic Jurisprudence at the End of the 20th Century
Tom I. Romero

MALDEF and the Legal Investment in a Multi-Colored America
Tom I. Romero

Kelo-Parents Involved and the Spatialization of Color (blindness) in the Berman-Brown Metropolitan Heterotopia
Tom I. Romero

No Brown Towns: Anti-Immigrant Ordinances and Equality of Educational Opportunity for Latina/os
Tom I. Romero

100 Years Strong: Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services and the On-Going Pursuit for Equal Rights and Equal Justice
Tom I. Romero

Of Greater Value than the Gold of Our Mountains”: The Right to Education in Colorado’s Nineteenth Century Constitution
Tom I. Romero

The Social Reconstruction of Race & Ethnicity of the Nation’s Laws Students: New Changes in Reporting Requirements
Tom I. Romero and Kevin D. Brown

How I Rode the Bus to Become a Law Professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law: Reflections on Keyes Legacy for the Metropolitan, Post-racial, and Multiracial 21st Century
Tom I. Romero

Observations on History, Law, and the Rise of the New Jim Crow in State-Level Immigration Law and Policy for Latinos
Tom I. Romero

The Color of Local Government: Observations of a Brown Buffalo on Racial Impact Statements in the Movement for Water Justice
Tom I. Romero

*Updated as of 12/15/25.