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Beyond City Limits
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Her first two weeks at college, Taylor Szilagyi hardly slept. Some of that, unquestionably, could be traced to the typical first-year jitters:...
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Inside a Broken System
Photo by Aslan Chalom
As David Heska Wanbli Weiden began working on the story line for his highly...
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Garden Oasis
In September 1965, while in Denver for the dedication of the University’s Harper Humanities Gardens, Lady Bird Johnson, then first lady of...
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Nature’s Bounty
A century ago, the University of Denver campus was home to what was then considered one of the largest pharmaceutical and botanical...
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Gardening recommendations from DU’s horticulturalists
Editor's note: The University of Denver is known for its beautiful campus, punctuated by colorful gardens that dazzle the eye, even in...
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Anyone, anywhere can be a gardener
Somewhere in Chicago’s South Side, University of Denver alumna Bweza Itaagi (BA ’14) is planting food in parking lots and on abandoned...
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Green your office in 10 easy steps
More than a year after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, working from home has become the norm for many office workers...
Departments
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Solace and sustenance from seed: An archaeologist examines the gardens of Amache
University of Denver professor Bonnie Clark specializes in landscape archaeology. Since 2008,...
Books
Essential reading: scholarly books, riveting history and a professor’s memoir
Gardens of dignity and ingenuity
From August 1942 to...
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Becoming Black: A psychologist explores the development of identity
William Cross, professor emeritus of higher education and counseling psychology at DU’s...
From the Chancellor
When challenges arise, DU responds with ingenuity and resilience
In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.Albert Einstein
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Academics
The view from a dean’s office: A liberal arts education matters now more than ever
At colleges and universities everywhere, the arts, humanities and social sciences have...
Arts
Performers and audiences anticipate a return to the stage
If there’s one thing the coronavirus pandemic has proved, it’s our undeniable...
Research
Finicky or voracious? A multiyear study explores the dietary preferences of insects
Before Shannon Murphy became an insect and arthropod expert, she was just...
Athletics
For DU student-athletes, peak performances extend to the classroom
Will Palmquist doesn’t follow the typical schedule of many college students.
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Solace and sustenance from seed: An archaeologist examines the gardens of Amache
University of Denver professor Bonnie Clark specializes in landscape archaeology. Since 2008,...
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Brothers use DU degrees to revamp rural family business
Walking the cobblestone streets of Trieste, Italy, with his Daniels College of...
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Becoming Black: A psychologist explores the development of identity
William Cross, professor emeritus of higher education and counseling psychology at DU’s...
Online Exclusive
Gardening recommendations from DU’s horticulturalists
Editor's note: The University of Denver is known for its beautiful campus,...
Online Exclusive
Anyone, anywhere can be a gardener
Somewhere in Chicago’s South Side, University of Denver alumna Bweza Itaagi (BA...
Online Exclusive
Green your office in 10 easy steps
More than a year after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, working...
