TheDenverChannel.com








Denver News
E-Mail News Alerts
Get breaking news and daily headlines.
Browse all e-mail newsletters
Related To Story

Meditation Space Coming To New CU Building

'Center for Community" Will Be Completed In 2010

POSTED: 11:47 am MST November 2, 2009
UPDATED: 2:01 pm MST November 2, 2009

Rockclimbing walls in campus recreation centers are so 10 years ago. But not every campus has a designated yoga and meditation space.

The University of Colorado in Boulder says its new $84.4 million Center for Community building opening next fall will include a 624-square-foot meditation room.

Students will find prayer rugs and yoga mats in the room for quiet reflection in between classes.

The room was prompted by complaints from Muslim students that they can't find quiet areas on campus for midday prayers. School spokesman Bronson Hilliard said the room could also be reserved by other religious groups or kept open for independent meditations.
The following are comments from our users. Opinions expressed are neither created nor endorsed by TheDenverChannel.com. By posting your comments you agree to accept our Terms of Use. To report an offensive or otherwise inappropriate comment, click the "Flag" link that appears beneath that comment. Flagging a comment will send it to our editorial staff for review.

Links We Like
Sponsored Content
Boost your home value and make buyers bite with these bathroom updates. More

Employers generally have options when it comes to hiring. Makes sure you present yourself as professionally as possible, or else. More

The signs of Cancer can sometimes be very subtle. Here's a guide to help you recognize them early. More

Snacking can be a healthy part of your diet, as long as you choose the right snacks. Get tips for eating between meals. More

MyReport Network

E - News Registration focus group
  My Report Network: Tell your story on 7NEWS. Sign up to be a member of our My Report Network
Sponsored Links

MyReport Network

E - News Registration focus group
  My Report Network: Tell your story on 7NEWS. Sign up to be a member of our My Report Network

Health Topics & Information

Many seemingly healthy foods are actually bad for your heart. Learn how to replace the imposters with nutritionally rich foods. More