In this issue...
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A day for reflection, learning and action
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Look for it in the history books, where you’ll spot it toward the end of the chapter on the U.S. Civil War.
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No escape? No exit? Time for some desert island reading!
You’re stranded on a desert island, a castaway from every modern convenience. No smart phone, no tablet, no laptop. It’s unimaginable deprivation,...
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Silver linings playbook
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended lives, businesses and relationships across the world. Companies and nonprofits are making big changes to the way...
Departments
Athletics
Students and alumni will have to wait to compete in the Tokyo Paralympics
The Olympic flame is going to have to burn a little longer this year. With coronavirus gripping the globe, the International Olympic...
News
Reaffirming DU’s commitment to equity
For most of our students, 9/11 and the 2008 recession are vague memories, thus the historical significance of the times in which...
News
Speaking out and speaking up
As I write this, I can’t help but think and feel deeply about all of the turmoil and uncertainty we’re enduring as...
Academics
Students share the stories—and legacies—of departed veterans
Lexie Graham has never met the woman whose photo hangs on her refrigerator. In fact, until this year, Graham, who graduated last...
Arts
Art world luminary joining DU faculty
When the news first surfaced in late spring that Dean Sobel was leaving his job as director — the very first director...
Research
DU law professor makes the case for abolishing immigration prisons
University of Denver law professor César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández wants to introduce you to Diego Rivera Rosario. To Gerardo Armijo and Kamyar...
