Fall 2022 Stories
FEATURES
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Art with a DU signature
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No matter where you turn in downtown Denver, you’re sure to encounter creative works with DU DNA.
Start with...
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DU introduces a refreshed brand
When it comes to brand identity, the University of Denver has more than 150 years of achievements and service to draw on.
DEPARTMENTS
Online Exclusive
With her new book, a professor urges readers to see violence against women as ‘our common cause’
In two decades of work as a trauma psychologist and researcher, Anne DePrince has seen a lot.
An expert...
Department
New titles ponder pressing problems and life experiences
The far-reaching effects of violence against women
In the United States, a woman is...
Department
A scholar’s family legacy colors his work on peace and sustainability
Aug. 6, 1945, Hiroshima, Japan.
For 3-year-old Shinichi Tetsutani, the day dawned with promise. It was a perfect day...
Department
A performing arts series celebrates 20 years of creating community connections
Two decades ago, Denver’s arts scene became a lot more vibrant when the Robert and Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts...
Department
A new athletics director suits up to lead the Pioneers through challenges and changes
The landscape of college athletics is changing. Dramatically. The creation of superconferences and multibillion-dollar television deals has some schools scrambling to find...
Department
A green roof brings beauty and eco benefits to the Community Commons
Green roofs—idyllic retreats located at the top of buildings—have become a popular way to beautify urban spaces and provide environmental benefits to...
NEWS
From the Chancellor
A new tradition helps first-year students reflect about their DU journey
It’s not every year we get to celebrate the start of a new University of Denver tradition. But this fall, our first-year...
News
Research finds that attending festivals can make us better people
When was the last time you attended a mass gathering? Lollapalooza perhaps, or Burning Man? Did you come away from the event...
News
Liniger Center on Franchising to foster industry leaders
The first of its kind west of the Mississippi, DU’s new Liniger Center on Franchising will provide non-credit coursework, networking and research...
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Professor’s work at internment camp rewarded as Amache designated a National Historic Site
Amache, a World War II internment camp that incarcerated over 10,000 Americans of Japanese descent, has been designated a National Historic Site...
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Princeton Review: DU’s library ranks as the nation’s best
Sure, winning a national hockey championship is a major accomplishment. But it’s certainly not DU’s sole claim to Numero Uno status.
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RadioEd returns for its third season
When a favorite podcast goes on hiatus, listeners often experience information withdrawal. After all, nothing combines context, convenience and longform narrative quite...
From the Executive Editor
DU’s creativity and influence extend everywhere you look
I usually struggle with transitions—especially as the seasons change. Over the last few years, however, adjusting has been the mandate of the...
ALUMNI CONNECTIONS
Alumni Connections
Standing in for the 2012 presidential candidates
Zach Gonzales (BA ’13)
After a full year of around-the-clock preparation and planning, Oct. 3, 2012, finally dawned. The...
Alumni Connections
The Innovators
Daniel Craig (BA ’99)
For architect and alumnus Dan Craig of Shears Adkins Rockmore (SAR+) Architects, joining the team...
Alumni Connections
The Innovators
Audrey Ng (BA ’17)
“Definitely not linear!”
That’s how DU alumna Audrey Ng describes the path...
Alumni Connections
Class Notes Fall 2022
1954
Bertlen Turner (BA ’52, JD ’54) has retired as assistant district attorney of Washington County, New York, after...
