News
New prizes honor literary legacies
1
Denver Quarterly, DU’s renowned avant-garde literary journal, is celebrating 55 years of publishing some of the nation’s finest prose and poetry.
News
Professor’s book inspires a forthcoming museum
For many writers with book titles to their credit, even a second edition of a published work represents a dream come true....
From the Chancellor
Pursuing our goals with hope and determination
“How are you doing?”
I find this question holds surprising new weight. It is our connection to one another—even...
From the Executive Editor
Looking back at the year just ended and ahead to the one just beginning
Despite the anticipation of the unknown, a new year always causes me to look back. With 2020 as hindsight personified, there are...
News
Artists share their work from Colorado prisons
In November, artists and storytellers incarcerated in several Colorado prison facilities shared performances and true-life stories in an unprecedented live virtual event...
News
Student’s fourteener project raises $85,000 for emergency aid group
Brittney Woodrum stood facing Colorado’s Little Bear Peak with a large green box strapped to her back and a decision to make....
News
Myhren Gallery exhibit explored 2020’s ultimate symbol
When COVID-19 threatened to sink fall programming at DU’s Vicki Myhren Gallery, Geoffrey Shamos and Lauren Hartog elected to swim. They postponed...
News
Solar panel project reduces DU’s carbon footprint
Colorado’s famed 300 days of sunshine are pulling double duty at DU. In addition to providing a bright background for studying and...
News
Michelle Sabick to lead engineering and computer science school
Michelle Sabick has been named dean of DU’s Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science. She will begin her new role on...
News
Cultivating diversity in the STEM disciplines
In late October, the University of Denver announced that it has joined 18 other institutions in a three-year change effort to develop...
