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Campus & Community
TEDxDU talk about Native American reparations goes global
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Campus & Community
TEDxDU talk about Native American reparations goes global
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Campus & Community
TEDxDU talk about Native American reparations goes global
Leaders Come to Campus
Former Secretaries of State Condoleezza Rice and Madeleine Albright are just two of the dignitaries visiting the University as part of the Presidential Debate Event Series, an array of forums, talks and seminars that will engage the public in the issues of this fall’s election.
Farms in the City
Urban Farming, an international studies course available this summer, digs into the political and economic forces driving the local food movement. Students will explore how city farms from Denver to Kenya to Cuba affect health, the environment and other global issues.
PIONEERS SET THE PACE FOR A NEW ERA
University of Denver athletes are celebrating new records, conference accolades and top rankings for the 2011-2012 season. This year marks a new start for the Pioneers, as 10 teams leave the Sun Belt Conference to compete in the Western Athletic Conference this fall.
Photos from Afar
Our Study Abroad Photo Contest highlights students' best pictures from their work abroad. Outside the classroom, DU students learned about turmoil in Greece; Japanese and Swahili wedding traditions; a Senegalese family's values; Colombian gold mining; and much more.
A DEGREE OF POWER
Erik Myhren (MA '03) traded a career in advertising for one connecting Denver elementary school kids to academic and extracurricular opportunities. Winner of DU's 2012 Ammi Hyde Award for Graduate Achievement, Myhren credits DU Professor Nick Cutforth with recognizing his gift for working with underserved populations.
