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April 23, 2021
Lamont Opera Theatre – Mozart’s "The Magic Flute" (Streamed)
In an exciting new experience for Lamont audiences, Lamont Opera Theatre will stream a staged and costumed concert production of Mozart’s comic opera The Magic Flute. Every member of the audience will have the best seat in the house and an up-close view.
- 7:30 p.m.
April 29, 2021
Living and Learning on the Spectrum: A Conversation on the Evolution of Autism and Neurodiverse Advocacy
Being on the Autism spectrum has meant different things for those who live and thrive with this identity. The language and worldviews surrounding those who are Neurodiverse has evolved from one of marginalization, to tolerance, to acceptance. But can we take the next vital steps to move from acceptance to celebration? In this conversation we begin with understanding and move to our personal and institutional responsibility toward creating inclusive living and learning environment at the University of Denver and beyond.
- 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
April 30, 2021
20th Annual DU Art History Student Symposium
The DU annual Art History Student Symposium will feature research presentations by the following students:
- Rachel Sanderson: Flocking to San Francesco: The Call to Naturalism in the Upper Church
- Adrian Butler: The Wild Child of the Soil: The Symbol of the Datura Plant in Southwestern Art, from Ancient Native American Cultures to O’Keeffe
- Callie Cherry: “No, I Never Went Back:” Shirin Towfiq and the Narrative of Migration
- Alexandra Sheeler: The Missing Portrait of John Locke
- 9:00 a.m.
May 12-16, 2021
Alumni Weekend 2021
Join us May 12-16 as alumni around the country come together (virtually and in-person) to share, learn, play and experience the best of DU. From alumni led masterclasses to golf, music and more – it’s not one to miss!
Student Affairs & Inclusive Excellence
For Students
With workshops, book clubs, cooking classes, live sports trivia and virtual tours of some of the world’s most iconic landmarks, DU students can stay engaged and connected with their peer community.
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Athletics & Recreation
For Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Families, Friends
With digital workouts, mindfulness exercise and nutrition tips for the whole community, DU Athletics can help you stay and healthy. We also offer eSports leagues and live trivia for students and virtual activities for kids.
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Community + Values
For Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Families, Friends
Our Community + Values Initiative seeks to strengthen our community and create a sense of belonging and comfort for all. That mission has only grown more essential as we collectively respond to the challenges of COVID-19. Explore webinars and resources for community support, and learn how we’re building connections across campus and the globe.
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Office of Teaching & Learning
For Faculty, Staff
Teaching remotely presents a unique set of challenges. We’re here to help faculty and staff navigate those challenges through events that provide technological expertise and opportunities for dialogue and sharing.
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Project X-ITE
For Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni and Friends
Innovation and creative problem-solving are more important now than ever. Project X-ITE gives students the opportunity to participate in virtual pitches for their own start-ups that will be supported by the program as they work to provide creative solutions to everyday problems.
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Stay Connected
For Alumni, Families and Friends
For those interested in staying connected to the DU community, we provide work-from-home resources, career guidance, family resources, spotlights on our inspiring alumni and more.
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Undergraduate Admission Visits
Our virtual experiences allow prospective undergraduates to make connections, get to know our physical spaces and have their questions answered by counselors, students and faculty.