Founded last spring, the club gives students an opportunity to become puppy raisers and sitters and provides an accessible way to give back to the community.
Johannes John-Langba will spend the 2026-27 academic year teaching, strengthening collaborations, and sharing global perspectives on mental health and social work.
Johannes John-Langba will spend the 2026-27 academic year teaching, strengthening collaborations, and sharing global perspectives on mental health and social work.
DU’s 2026 Signature Work Showcase featured more than 100 student research projects, including several that focused on addressing environmental challenges here in Colorado and across the country.
Amid mounting challenges in public education, school board directors from across the state gathered for a day of exchanging ideas, building connections, and turning insight into action.
At a recent Ignite Talk, DU students shared how paid research positions give them the chance to explore their academic passions while building resumes, earning income, and gaining hands-on experience in their fields.
No car? No problem. From nearby parks and coffee shops to downtown adventures and mountain getaways, here's how DU students explore Denver without driving.
Known as “Basecamp,” the one-stop shop will offer ski rentals, tuning services, and a gathering space—bringing the mountains closer to all DU students.
Founded last spring, the club gives students an opportunity to become puppy raisers and sitters and provides an accessible way to give back to the community.
With activities ranging from rock climbing to horseback riding, the signature University of Denver tradition helps first-year students explore the Rocky Mountains and themselves.
It’s not always easy to focus on wellness amidst a whirlwind of fresh faces, opportunities, and responsibilities, but you can find support across the University of Denver campus.
Through performances, classroom visits, and hands-on experiences with world-class artists, the Newman Center’s educational programs connect K-12 students with new cultures, musical traditions, and creative possibilities.
Johannes John-Langba will spend the 2026-27 academic year teaching, strengthening collaborations, and sharing global perspectives on mental health and social work.
Jill Zimorski, one of just 299 master sommeliers in the world, will be teaching wine and beverage classes at the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management.
The Faculty and Staff Awards honor six faculty, three staff members, and one department for their remarkable service to DU students and the broader campus community.
