Campus-Wide Data
The University of Denver is an independent institution offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Founded in 1864 by John Evans, who was appointed by Abraham Lincoln as the second governor of the Colorado Territory, it is the oldest independent university in Colorado and one of four research universities in the state. The 125-acre campus is located in a residential neighborhood eight miles southeast of downtown Denver.
University Principles
Institution and Program Overviews
- University of Denver Self-Study for the Higher Learning Commission (HLC)
- General information about the University of Denver
- Information about undergraduate programs
- Information about graduate programs
News and Campus Updates
- DU Today - University news blog
