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Becoming Black: A psychologist explores the development of identity
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William Cross, professor emeritus of higher education and counseling psychology at DU’s Morgridge College of Education, has long been interested in questions...
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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, she has operated an archaeology and collections field school at...
Arts
Performers and audiences anticipate a return to the stage
If there’s one thing the coronavirus pandemic has proved, it’s our undeniable need for the arts. When we’re stuck at home, we...
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 like the rest of us: not a fan of bugs.
From the Chancellor
When challenges arise, DU responds with ingenuity and resilience
In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.Albert Einstein
I have a particular interest in resiliency. Challenges are inevitable—from small,...
Books
Essential reading: scholarly books, riveting history and a professor’s memoir
Gardens of dignity and ingenuity
From August 1942 to October 1945, thousands of Japanese Americans from the West Coast...
Athletics
For DU student-athletes, peak performances extend to the classroom
Will Palmquist doesn’t follow the typical schedule of many college students.
Most days, his alarm goes off by 6...
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 been on the chopping block, just when we need them...
