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2025

• January
  • New York Times - 6 Relationship Resolutions for the New Year
    • Story quotes Howard Markman, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 

  • Denver 7 - ISIS isn't making a comeback but online recruitment remains a concern, DU expert says
    • Story quotes Collin Meisel, associate director of Geopolitical Analysis at the Pardee Center and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9NEWS  - University of Denver professor selected to help with a voice tool to screen for depression and anxiety
    • Story features Johnny Kim, professor at the Graduate School of Social Work 
  •  Sports Illustrated - USA Coach Generating NHL Interest
    • Story features DU head hockey coach David Carle
  • Newsweek - Outgoing Surgeon General Warns of 'Spiritual Crisis' in Last Message to US
    • Story quotes Erika Manczak, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 
  • Bloomberg - What You Need to Know About Dry January's Hidden Costs
    • Story features Erika Manczak, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Westword - Ducks Deserve an Honest Debate About Foie Gras
    • OpEd by Justin Marceau, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • The Conversation - From Myanmar to Gaza, Ukraine to Sudan – 2024 was another grim year, according to our mass atrocity index
    • OpEd by Collin Meisel, associate director of Geopolitical Analysis at the Pardee Center and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Course at University of Denver looks at 'Retirement Reimagined'
    • Story features University College and former professors Barbara Kreisman and Scott McLagan of the Daniels College of Business
  • CPR Radio - DU political scientist digs into ‘norm violations’ ahead of Trump’s second term
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • CBS4 - University of Denver's Dr. Micheline Ishay talks about what's next for Israel and Hamas
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - Looking at President Joe Biden's legacy
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Universities are mapping where local news outlets are still thriving − and where gaps persist
    • Story mentions Kareem Raouf El Damanhoury and David Coppini, associate professors in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • 9NEWS - What did developers get out of the Park Hill Golf Course swap with Denver?
    • Story features Jeff Engelstad, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • The Conversation - David Lynch exposed the rot at the heart of American culture 
    • OpEd written by Billy J. Stratton, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Bloomberg - Christian Legal Group That Helped Topple Roe Shifts Fights to DEI 
    • Story features Joshua Wilson, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • CNN - Who is Han Zheng, the senior Chinese official attending Trump’s inauguration? 
    • Story features Suisheng Zhao, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - Centennial family feels scammed after son's birth not covered by hospital indemnity insurance
    • Story features Govind Persad, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Colorado Republicans praise Trump's inaugural address, while Democrats vow to fight his agenda
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • KOA Radio - Looking at tariffs in the new Trump Administration
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9NEWS - Looking at actions on day one of the new Trump Administration
    • Story features Michael Greenberger, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • CBS4 - Colorado Constitutional law expert addresses birthright citizenship
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s elephants are not “legal persons” under the law, Colorado Supreme Court rules
    • Story features Justin Marceau, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • 9NEWS - President Trump's executive order targeting transgender people could be challenged
    • Story features Govind Persad, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Colorado political analyst weighs in on President Trump's executive order to terminate DEI offices
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Colorado Sun - Vail Resorts boosts pay for patrollers in wake of Park City strike — but union workers must wait
    • Story features Roberto Corrada, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • The Hill - How sanctions on Venezuela fueled a migrant exodus
    • OpEd by Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • CBS4 - Colorado shoppers pay more for food due to bird flu, policy changes, labor challenges
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9NEWS - Impact of Trump administration decision on temporary protected status
    • Story features Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • CPR Radio - King Soopers workers in Denver and Boulder authorize strike after contract negotiations stall
    • Story features Doug Allen, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver Post - Daniel L. Ritchie, renowned Denver civic leader, arts booster and pillar of DU, dies at 93
    • Obituary of former chancellor Daniel Ritchie
  • 9NEWS - Former DU chancellor, Daniel Ritchie, dies at 93
    • Obituary of former chancellor Daniel Ritchie

   

• February
  • Denver Gazette - DU Pioneers' fiery athletic spirit instilled by a wiry cowboy who rode hard to his final breath
    • Column on the life and legacy of former chancellor Daniel Ritchie
  • Colorado Community Media - DU professor Dali Sun makes strides in technology, cancer research
    • Story features Dali Sun, associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • FOX31 - Colorado trade expert weighs in on new tariffs
    • Story features Fritz Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • CBS4 - Denver memorial to honor former DU Chancellor Daniel Ritchie
    • Story on upcoming memorial for former chancellor Daniel Ritchie
  • MSNBC - Elon Musk is sweeping through Washington — and answering to nobody
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • San Francisco Chronicle - A Bay Area 'band of bros' is aiding Elon Musk's efforts to freeze government functions
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • CPR Radio - Chancellor Jeremy Haefner remembers Dan Ritchie
    • Interview with Chancellor Jeremy Haefner about former Chancellor Daniel Ritchie
  • Denver Post - Federal workers face looming deadline on making a resignation offer
    • Story features Elaine Richards, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9NEWS - Two more Colorado locations join King Soopers grocery store strike
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Newsweek - Why Are Eggs So Expensive and When Will Prices Come Down?
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9NEWS - The media's role in covering ICE raids
    • Story features Kareem Raouf El Damanhoury, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Gazette - Let's role! Denver's Jenna Bainbridge will make 'Wicked' Broadway history
    • Story features alumna Jenna Bainbridge
  • CNN - The first shots of a potential trade war have been fired. What’s next for Beijing?
    • Story features Suisheng Zhao, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver Post - How will Trump’s mass deportation plans affect Colorado’s construction industry?
    • Story features Rebecca Galemba, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Gazette - DU’s Chamberlin Observatory offers stargazers down-to-earth perspective of cosmos
    • Story features Jennifer Hoffman, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • Colorado Politics - Colorado justices say child welfare workers not required to give Miranda warning before interrogating parents
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Newsweek - Tears As Shelter Shares Perspective of Overlooked Senior Pets: 'Unwanted'
    • Story cites research from the Institute for Human-Animal Connection in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • Colorado Community Media - Clarke Reader: Take a Sonic Trip to New Orleans with the CJRO
    • Story features Tatiana Mayfield Brown, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • 9NEWS - Community honors former DU Chancellor Daniel Ritchie
    • Story on the memorial service for former Chancellor Daniel Ritchie
  • Denver Gazette - Dan Ritchie's farewell: Leaders, friends say goodbye to 'moral compass' of Denver
    • Story on the memorial service for former Chancellor Daniel Ritchie
  • Denver Post - PHOTOS: Former University of Denver Chancellor Daniel Ritchie’s life celebrated at DU
    • Story on the memorial service for former Chancellor Daniel Ritchie
  • Denver Post - Opinion: Funding gap — Colorado is uniquely vulnerable to federal spending cuts
    • OpEd by Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Kaitlyn Margaret Sims, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - Colorado Department of Corrections reaches settlement to accommodate deaf and hard-of-hearing inmates
    • Story features the Civil Rights Clinic in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver Gazette - Out of Africa to Denver: An art collection exhibits history, mystery and identity
    • Story features alumnus Paul Hamilton
  • Denver7 - University of Denver professor develops tool in hopes of making cancer detection more affordable
    • Story features Dali Sun, associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • Washington Post - Are Trump and Rubio already having their first fight?
    • Story features Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver Post - Opinion: How the Missy Woods forensic scandal shatters trust for sexual violence survivors
    • OpEd by Kaitlyn Margaret Sims, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • FOX31 - DU student to host gala with Michelin-awarded parents from Italy
    • Story features current student Juliette Lanteri.
  • Denver Gazette - Defeating fentanyl: Colorado lawmakers grapple with opioid's deadly wake
    • Story features the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab at the University of Denver
  • Denver Post - Denver, Fort Collins and Lakewood are Colorado’s most vulnerable cities for federal lease terminations
    • Story features Vivek Sah, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • KOA Radio - Teaching hospitality & setting up for success: The RAH refugee program at DU
    • Story features the Ready for American Hospitality program in the Daniels College of Business
  • Newsweek - Egg Smuggling on the Rise as Americans Face Sky-High Prices
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • CBS4 - DU professor weighs in as activist group calls for economic blackout in response to inflation
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • FOX31 - More egg surcharges imposed as restaurants struggle with soaring prices
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver Post - What are the rules of an ICE raid? Here’s what you should know.
    • Story features Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver Post - What are the rules of an ICE raid? Here’s what you should know.
    • Story features Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Huffington Post -Friday's No-Shopping 'Economic Blackout' Is Everywhere Online — And Experts Have Thoughts
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver7 - Mass federal layoffs are likely illegal
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Phys.org - Hawaiian flies evolve enhanced hearing to track crickets
    • Story features Robin Tinghitella, associate professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
• March
  • Denver Business Journal - Executive Voice: How Adeeb Khan became Denver's chief economic cheerleader
    • Story features alumnus Adeeb Khan
  • CPR Radio - New report says fewer Coloradans identify as ‘Christian,’ mirroring a national trend
    • Story features Carl Raschke, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Wall Street Journal - U.S. Revokes Chevron License to Pump Venezuelan Oil
    • Story features Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • 9News - Expert analyzes President Trump's moves since taking office
    • Story features Michael Greenberger, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Denver Mayor Mike Johnston questioned during Congressional hearing on 'sanctuary cities'
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • CPR Radio - As DOJ looks into Tina Peters’ prosecution, Colorado officials field pleas from her supporters
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Phys.org - Hawaiian flies evolve enhanced hearing to track crickets
    • Story features Robin Tinghitella, associate professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Economic impact of Trump administration policies
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver7 - DU alum to be features on Shark Tank
    • Story features alumna Chennelle Diong
  • 9News - Zeev Buium collects trophies, still looking for more
    • Story features student-athlete Zeev Buium
  • 9News - Lack of progress on another ceasefire deal in Gaza
    • Story features Ahmed Mohamed Abdrabou, teaching assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • CBS News - Fighting for the return of Nazi-looted art
    • Story features Elizabeth Campbell, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - What’s next for Denver’s budget and mayor following immigration hearing in D.C.? No one’s sure.
    • Story features Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Hawaii Public Radio - Hawaiʻi sets the stage for an ultimate evolutionary showdown: cricket vs. fly
    • Story features Robin Tinghitella, associate professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7- Supreme Court will take up state bans on conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ children, in a Colorado case
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • FOX31 - Colorado businesses search for answers amid tariff confusion
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Sports Illustrated - Summit League Freshman of the Year Makes Massive Decision
    • Story features student-athlete Sebastian Akins
  • Foreign Policy - How Trump Could Still Get Venezuela Right This Time Around
    • OpEd by Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - COVID Pandemic & the Workforce: 5 years later
    • Story features Robin Leake, research professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • KWGN - Promoting literacy & the Kirkpatrick Prize for Book Collecting
    • Story features Michael Levine-Clark, dean of the University of Denver Libraries
  • 9News - Finalists for Boettcher Student Leader of the Year
    • Story features current student Nicollette Tanino Springsteen
  • Denver Post - Five years after the pandemic began, Colorado’s restaurant industry isn’t the same. Will it ever be?
    • Story features HG Parsa, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • FOX31 - DU Senior Sweeps NCAA Nationals
    • Story features student-athlete Sara Rask
  • Denver7 - Potential 'constitutional crisis' over ignoring a the order of a federal judge
    • Story features Alan Chen, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - Venezuelan man in ICE custody for 5 weeks shares experience during detainment
    • Story features Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • La Voz Colorado - Trump’s tariffs affect the world’s economy
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • CPR Radio - With Democrats in disarray and Trump on the attack, many ask what is the way forward
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Defending humanitarian aid in terms of national security obscures its real purpose
    • Story co-authored by Chen Reis, clinical associate professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • New York Times - What to Know About Paul Weiss, the Law Firm Bowing to Trump’s Demands
    • Story features Eli Wald, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - Sanders, AOC visit to Colorado highlights growing frustration within Democratic Party
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Wired - A Math Couple Solves a Major Group Theory Problem—After 20 Years of Work
    • Story features Mandi Alayne Schaeffer Fry, associate professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
  • The Conversation - Egg prices soar as outdated supply chains crack under pressure
    • Story written by Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver7 - Denver attorneys say potential IRS, ICE data-sharing agreement creates 'catch 22'
    • Story features adjunct faculty member Brian Huebsch
  • Business Insider - 3 everyday signs of a potential recession to watch out for
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • FOX31 - What is Signal and why are politicians using it?
    • Story features Nathan Evans, teaching associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science and Public Impact Fellow
  • New York Times - Columbia University Locked Its Campus and Unleashed a Contentious Debate
    • Story features Sarah Schindler, professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Colorado legal and political expert weighs in on the president's executive order about elections
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • The Guardian - The Signal fiasco is a political gift to Democrats but their power is limited
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Los Angeles Times - Why isn’t the El Paso mass shooter facing the death penalty?
    • Story cites research done in the Department of Sociology and Criminology in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Gazette - Colorado's private, often secret justice system exclusively for the wealthy
    • Story features Eli Wald, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Associated Press - Under the new Trump administration, this year’s Transgender Day of Visibility has a different tenor
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Denver cybersecurity experts say Signal is not to blame following chat leak
    • Story features Nathan Evans, teaching associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science and Public Impact Fellow
• April
  • Forbes - Inside Credit One Bank—And How Two Men Made Billions Exploiting People With Bad Credit
    • Story features Ali Besharat, professor in the Daniels College of Business and Public Impact Fellow
  • Colorado Community Media - Kids in Colorado municipal courts have no right to an attorney
    • Story features Amanda Savage, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Newsweek - Could AI Help You Get Over Your Fear of Working Out?
    • Story features Jamie Shapiro, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - DU professor breaks down Sen. Booker's record-breaking speech
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - President announces changes to tariff policy
    • Story features Fritz Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - Will higher tariffs force reinvestment into the US?
    • Story features Fritz Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • The Hill - How President Trump could get a third term
    • OpEd written by Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • FOX31 - Experts weigh in on potential tariff impact
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Newsweek - What a Third Donald Trump Term Could Look Like
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • FOX31 - State treasurer talks federal impact on Colorado economics
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • The Conversation - AI isn’t what we should be worried about – it’s the humans controlling it
    • Article written by Billy J. Stratton, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Housing instability complicates end-of-life care for aging unhoused populations
    • Article written by Pilar Ingle, postdoctoral researcher in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • 9News - Colorado's $17 billion investment portfolio weathering volatility, officials say
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • TODAY - When is Easter 2025? Why the holiday falls in late April this year
    • Story features Christy Cobb, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Stock market volatility and your investments
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • KOA Radio - Explaining the Alien Enemies Act
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Huffington Post - Sex Workers Already Predicted There's A Recession Coming — Here's How They Know
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • KUNC - Egg prices are still high. A Colorado professor says avian flu is only part of the problem
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver7 - Tariff whiplash: DU expert shares potential impacts of changing tariffs
    • Story features Fritz Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • 9News - Denver rabbi discusses the meaning and importance of Passover
    • Interview with Rabbi Yossi Serebryanski with DU Hillel
  • Reuters - That seat will cost how much? US businesses already seeing impact of Trump tariffs
    • Story features Aisha Ahmad-Post, executive director of the Newman Center for the Performing Arts and Public Impact Fellow
  • Wall Street Journal - Trump Prompts Rethink of Nuclear-Weapons Deals
    • Podcast features Debak Das, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver Gazette - Boulder County judge vacates Michael Clark's 2012 murder conviction in wake of CBI scandal
    • Story features Phillip Danielson, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
  • Colorado Springs Gazette - Private health provider files bankruptcy as families sue over deaths of loved ones in El Paso County jail 
    • Story features Michael Sousa, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • NBC News - Why colleges like Harvard can't easily use endowments to replace federal funding
    • Story features Cecilia Orphan, associate professor in the Morgridge College of Education and Public Impact Fellow
  • US News & World Report - Why a Cancer Diagnosis Made Me Worry About the Fate of Same-Sex Marriage
    • OpEd by Tim Holbrook, professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Colorado actress, disability advocate, makes history on Broadway in 'Wicked'
    • Story features alumna Jenna Bainbridge
  • Fortune - The Trump administration defied the courts twice in one day, and experts say it could hurt America’s sterling reputation as an attractive place to invest
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Axios - How a primary could shape the 8th Congressional race
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Experts warn of TikTok videos advertising luxury goods at a steep discount
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • New York Times - In Trump's America, There Are No Rules, Only Access
    • OpEd by Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver Post - Is your marijuana safe? Lack of data makes it hard to know in the long term
    • Story features Jeff Raber of the College of Professional Studies
  • 9News - Legacy and next steps after the death of Pope Francis
    • Story features Christy Cobb, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
  • CBS4 - Federal cuts hit 11 University of Denver projects as university leaders protest policy
    • Story features Chancellor Jeremy Haefner
  • Forbes - Learn From Eleven Compassionate Leaders Combating Global Challenges With Kindness
    • Story features David Corsun, professor in the Daniels College of Business and Cheri Young, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Washington Post - Democrats need to win moderates. This is how.
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Colorado Sun - The resistance is growing, just as Trump’s poll numbers are rapidly shrinking
    • Story features Chancellor Jeremy Haefner
  • Colorado Public Radio - What Colorado’s members of Congress think of Trump’s first 100 days in office
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Almost Zion: Remembering a short-lived Jewish state in New York
    • Article by Adam Rovner, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• May
  • Colorado Public Radio - Can a social robot named Ryan help older people feel less lonely?
    • Story features Mohammad Mahoor, professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • Denver7 - Rare double-dose of Game 7s unite Denver sports fans
    • Story features Jamie Shapiro, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and and Public Impact Fellow
  • CNN - Implications of Trump's tariffs
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver Gazette - Trump's Tren de Aragua crackdown highlights illegal immigration agenda in first 100 days
    • Story features Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver Gazette - DOJ lawsuit puts spotlight on Denver's ‘sanctuary’ policies
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - Colorado economists question the goals, approach of U.S. tariffs
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • KOA Radio - Assistant Professor at DU Debak Das on the the India Pakistan Situation
    • Story features Debak Das, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Resources Radio Podcast - Flooding Fort Berthold: The History of Three Native American Tribes and One Dam, with Angela Parker
    • Podcast features Angela Parker, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
  • Associated Press - New National Blueprint Aims to Restore Trust in the Courts through Judicial Evaluation Reform
    • Story features the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System
  • 9News - Gary Shapiro Being Honored at the Annual Heritage Award Evening
    • Story features Joshua Furman of the Center for Judaic Studies
  • 9News - First day of conclave now underway
    • Story features Christy Cobb, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Tracking Denver's grocery prices
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver Post - Legal experts say Trump is unlikely to win Colorado lawsuit against “sanctuary” policies. But he may not care.
    • Story features Martin Katz, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • 9News - Expert discusses Colorado's economic outlook amid worries at national level
    • Story features Vivek Sah, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver7 - Discussing mental health awareness
    • Story features Noelle Lefforge, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology
  • 9News - A new pope has been chosen
    • Story features Christy Cobb, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
  • New York Times - A Jewish Promised Land in … Texas? Rachel Cockerell Had to Know More.
    • Story features Adam Rovner, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Colorado Sun - AmeriCorps workers are doing good all over Colorado. Why is DOGE cutting its funding?
    • Story features the Center for Community Engagement to advance Scholarship and Learning.
  • Colorado Sun - We’re trying to build a better Colorado. Want to be in the room with us?
    • Story features an upcoming event at the Korbel School of International Studies
  • Westword - Unkindest Cuts: DU Projects Hit by Science, Higher Ed Grants Purge
    • Story features several grants and projects at the University of Denver
  • 9News - May is Mental Health Awareness Month
    • Story features Noelle Lefforge, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology
  • 9News - Denver office buildings sell for 90% less than their estimated value 6 years ago
    • Story features Vivek Sah, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • NPR - Federal government 'won't pay' for high speed rail
    • Story features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
  • Colorado Sun - Law school applications are surging in Colorado this year, part of a nationwide trend
    • Story features the Sturm College of Law
  • CNN - Trump to Walmart: "Eat the tariffs"
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • CGTN - How realistic is Trump’s “reshoring” manufacturing plan?
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver7 - Breast cancer survivor wants to raise awareness about disease's toll on mental health
    • Story features Diane Simard, founder of the Center of Oncology Psychology Excellence in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology
  • Colorado Community Media - ‘Life after breast cancer’: Highlands Ranch woman shares her story of survival
    • Story features Diane Simard, founder of the Center of Oncology Psychology Excellence in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology
  • FOX31 - Colorado department: Medicaid work requirements could cost state millions
    • Story features Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • Colorado Sun - Animal rights attorneys threaten to sue CPW over elephant permits at Colorado Renaissance Festival
    • Story features Justin Marceau, director of the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project at the Sturm College of Law
  • FOX31 - DU’s College of Law threatens legal action if CPW permits elephants at Renaissance Festival
    • Story features Chris Carraway, an attorney with the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project at the Sturm College of Law
  • Westword - Tay-Tay Treatise: DU Professor Co-Writes Taylor Swift By the Book
    • Story features Rachel Feder, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Denver Post - Threatened lawsuit aims to stop elephants from performing at Renaissance Festival
    • Story features Justin Marceau, director of the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project at the Sturm College of Law
  • Newsweek - Supreme Court Structure Would Be Upended Under New Bill
    • Story cites research from DU's Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System.
  • CNN - Beijing sees a ‘victory’ with the US tariffs truce. What’s it aiming for next?
    • Story features Suisheng Zhao, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies and director of the Center for China-US Cooperation
  • CNN - Staffing shortages, old facilities, and ‘nothing to lose’: These are the factors that contribute to prison breaks across the country
    • Story features Joe Russo, program manager of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
  • US News & World Report - It's Time for Real Talk About Prostate Cancer
    • OpEd written by Tim Holbrook, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - Numbers show inflation hasn’t hit Denver metro area as hard as other major U.S. cities
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9News - The lost art of bookbinding comes to University of Denver
    • Story highlights the book binding exhibit at the University of Denver
  • Bloomberg - Inmates’ Challenge to Trump’s Prison Placement Order Put on Hold
    • Story features lawsuit jointly filed by the Sturm College of Law
• June
  • New York Times - Can Gen Z’s Nostalgia Save Chain Restaurants?
    • Story features Ana Babic Rosario, associate professor of marketing at the Daniels College of Business
  • Bloomberg - Trump Plans to Offload National Park Sites, But States Don’t Want Them
    • Story features KK DuVivier, a natural resources law professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - Israel, Gaza and the Future of Peace
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Newsweek - Map Shows How Many Could Lose SNAP Benefits in Each State
    • Story feature Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • New York Times - Smithsonian’s Reaction to Trump’s Firing of Its Museum Director: Silence
    • Story features Dean Sobel, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • NPR - The Rise of Ryan: Artificial Intelligence Meets Elder Care
    • Story features Mohammad H. Mahoor, professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • 9News - Arvada Police use AirTags to combat vehicle theft
    • Story features Bernard Chao, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - DU Nordic skier overcomes daily pain to be named finalist for national award
    • Story features Sidney Barbier, senior Nordic skier at University of Denver
  • FOX31- Five Points seeking input from DU students for Welton Street revitalization plan
    • Story features Daniels College of Business students
  • Bloomberg - Maduro Arrest of FX Website Staff Leaves Venezuelans in the Dark
    • Story features Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - 'Fighting for its survival': DU Professor explains why the Israel-Palestine conflict has become so divisive
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • FOX31 - ‘I can’t think of anyone who deserved this less’: Holocaust survivor among Boulder attack victims
    • Story features Adam Rovner, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - The student group taking a unique approach to economic development in Five Points
    • Story features Daniels College of Business students
  • FOX31 - Animal Rights Clinic lawsuit successful
    • Story features the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project in the Sturm College of Law
  • Colorado Sun - CPW denies permit for elephants at Larkspur’s Renaissance Festival
    • Story features the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project in the Sturm College of Law
  • 9News - There’s a chance King Soopers and Safeway workers both could strike by next week
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • CNN - From Denver to Mecca: A CNN producer’s personal pilgrimage to Islam’s holiest site
    • Story features Kareem Raouf El Damanhoury, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • USA Today - Divisions deepen in wealthy, liberal Boulder after antisemitic attack
    • Story features Adam Rovner, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Denver Post - Elephant show permit for Colorado Renaissance Festival denied, animal advocacy group says
    • Story features the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project in the Sturm College of Law
  • Newsweek - How SNAP Benefits Are Impacted by Trump's Tax Bill: What to Know
    • Story features Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • Axios - Trump's visa pause and travel ban leave Colorado international students in limbo
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • The Hill - Tariffs are raising health care costs and putting patients at risk
    • OpEd written by Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Boston Globe - 24 universities plan to back Harvard in court battle with Trump administration
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • 9News - Report: Trump administration taps Denver-based tech company for government data collection project
    • Story features Bernard Chao, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • CBS4 - Colorado town orders organizers to cancel "No Kings" anti-Trump rally citing event conflict
    • Story features Phil Chen, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Newsweek - This Colorado Town Denied Permit for 'No Kings' Day Protest
    • Story features Phil Chen, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Forbes - Harvard Gains More Allies In Its Lawsuit Against The Trump Administration
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • FOX31 - Ball Arena owner buys River Mile development area including Meow Wolf, Elitch Gardens
    • SStory features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
  • 9News - Expert discusses Israel and Iran trading missile strikes
    • Television interview with Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - Israel Attacks Iran in Midst of Nuclear Threat
    • Television interview with Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • FOX31 - Israel and Iran fire missles at each other
    • Television interview with Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver Gazette - As Iran strikes back at Israel, Coloradans fear for kin
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - DU political expert says long-term political impact of protests remain uncertain
    • Television interview with Fritz Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Colorado Sun - Meet the controversial activist who has shaken Colorado’s water world and made 2025 a banner year for its rivers
    • Article mentions the Environmental Law Clinic in the Sturm College of Law
  • Colorado Sun - As Colorado ages, seniors are colliding with the housing crisis
    • Article features Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • CBS4 - Don't miss Girls in the Game on Aug. 16
    • Article mentions the University of Denver
  • CPR Radio - Denver woman unravels her family history through art plundered by the Nazis
    • Story features Elizabeth Campbell, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - Here’s how the Big Beautiful Bill will hurt Coloradans most in need of assistance
    • OpEd written by Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • NPR - On Juneteenth, she celebrates the role quilts may have played in Underground Railroad
    • Story mentions the University of Denver
  • Denver Gazette - Metro Denver sees alarming spike in animal surrenders at shelters
    • Story features Liana Moss, research associate for the Institute for Human-Animal Connection in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • Denver Gazette - The aftermath of U.S. attack on Iran may hold the most peril
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - U.S. strike on Iran: What could happen next? University of Denver expert explains
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • 9News - US steps into war between Israel and Iran, strikes 3 Iranian nuclear sites
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • FOX31 - Anti-war protests continue at Colorado Capitol
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver Post - Colorado universities brace for plunge in international students due to fears sparked by Trump policies
    • Story features Uttiyo Raychaudhuri, vice provost for internationalization
  • CPR Radio - DU Middle East expert weighs in on US bombing of Iran
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • 9News - Analysis: Trump announces Iran-Israel ceasefire deal
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, director of the Center for Middle East Studies in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • Denver7 - Colorado company's satellite images show aftermath of US airstrike on Iran
    • Story features David Goldfischer, associate professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • CBS4 - University of Denver professor talks about fragility of ceasefire in Middle East
    • Television interview with Fritz Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies
  • KOA Radio - DU Prof Jack Buffington on Iran's threat to block the Strait of Hormuz
    • Radio interview with Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • US News & World Report - Medical Costs in Retirement: Do You Know What to Expect?
    • Story features Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • NPR - 4 things to know about Zohran Mamdani, presumptive Democratic nominee for NYC mayor
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Israel-Iran war recalls the 2003 US invasion of Iraq – a war my undergraduate students see as a relic of the past
    • OpEd written by Andrea Stanton, associate professor and senior associate dean in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • CPR Radio - It’s a tough job market for college grads. This Colorado group is helping first-gen students get a foot in the door
    • Story features several current University of Denver students
  • CBS4 - Colorado expert shares how Supreme Court case on birthright citizenship can affect Colorado
    • Television interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Aurora police confirm two Sunday stabbings are likely connected; suspect arrested
    • Story features Michael Campbell, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Legal expert provides insight into additional charges for Boulder attack suspect
    • Television interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • NBC - DU student competes on American Ninja Warrior
    • Story features DU student Max Feinberg
• July
  • NPR - 'Ryan the Robot' helps seniors with companionship
    • Radio interview with Mohammad Mahoor, professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • Aurora Sentinel - Colorado Supreme Court nullified consent of the governed. Here’s how
    • OpEd written by David Kopel, an adjunct professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • CBS4 - Head coach of the women's basketball team at University of Denver excited for Girls in the Game
    • Story features Doshia Woods, head coach of the women's baskeball team
  • Fortune - What it takes to be wealthy in America: $2.3 million, Charles Schwab says
    • Story features Markus Schneider, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Bloomberg - City-Run Supermarkets Aren’t New. But No One’s Tried Them in a City Like New York
    • Story features Francisco Rodríguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs
  • FOX31 - University of Denver signs Colorado Air and Space Port lease
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • The Conversation - Trump’s Brazil tariffs point more to his enduring bond with far-right Bolsonaro than economic concerns
    • Article written by Rafael Ioris, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Colorado Community Media - University of Denver to partner with Colorado Air and Space and Altitude Aviation Group
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • Inside Higher Ed - Free Photo Library Aims to Capture Authenticity of Higher Ed
    • Story features Nathan Willers of the University of Denver
  • CNN - Should Independents be Allowed to Vote in Primary Elections?
    • Television interview with Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Dogs are helping people regulate stress even more than expected, research shows
    • Article written by Kevin Morris, associate research professor and executive director of the Institute for Human-Animal Connection in the Graduate School of Social Work and Jaci Gandenberger, research associate
  • CPR News - Your protest rights in Colorado
    • Television interview with Derigan Silver, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • NBC - DU student into the semifinals of American Ninja Warrior
    • Story features student Max Feinberg
  • New York Times - The Relationship Advice Couples Counselors Swear By
    • Story features Galena Rhoades, research professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • The Guardian - I don’t identify with my country’s values anymore. Is this ‘citizenship insecurity’?
    • Story mentions Nadia Kaneva, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Gazette - ‘All I ever wanted was a fair trial’: Colorado man Clayton Hood cleared in sex assault
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow, and Phillip Danielson, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
  • Denver Post - Denver Water’s effort to free up land for stadium could hit roadblock in condemnation laws
    • Story features Vivek Sah, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Newsweek - Map Shows States Paying Most—and Least—for SNAP Under Trump Bill
    • Story features Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • Forbes - Maria Corina Machado: The Legitimate Leader For Change In Venezuela
    • Story mentions Francisco Rodríguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs
  • Inside Higher Ed - This Summer, Make a Plan to Prepare Grad Students to Defend Academic Freedom
    • Story features Provost Mary Clark
• August
  • Axios - Spotlight: Colorado's new state historian Susan Schulten
    • Story features Susan Schulten, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • CPR News - State Historian Susan Schulten on the maps that shaped — and distorted — Colorado’s history
    • Story features Susan Schulten, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Denver Gazette - Is downtown Denver’s office market showing signs of recovery? One report thinks so
    • Story features Mark Levine, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Forbes - Is AI The New Energizer Bunny? It Keeps Going and Going and Going…
    • Story mentions Stephen Haag, retired professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver7 - Denver City Council to vote on changing minimum parking space rules
    • Story features Susan Daggett, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - Protests and your First Amendment Rights
    • Story features Derigan Silver, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • 9News - Denver City Council weighs parking changes
    • Story features Susan Daggett, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • NPR - DU Expert Weighs In on Bolsonaro’s House Arrest and Brazil’s Political Climate
    • Radio interview with Rafael Ioris, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denverite - RTD has a new solution for the ‘last mile’ problem: scooters and e-bikes
    • Story features graduate student Joel Cox
  • 9News - Study backs Denver's plan to remove eliminate minimum parking spaces for new developments
    • Story features research from the University of Denver
  • Axios - What Denver dumping parking requirements means for the city
    • Story features research from the University of Denver
  • Denver7 - City of Denver eliminating parking minimums for new developments to drive more housing
    • Story features research from the University of Denver
  • Denver7 - New pilot program will pay for first mile of e-bike, e-scooter trips to RTD transit stations
    • Story features graduate student Joel Cox
  • Newsweek - Should You Be Sharing Your Financial Information with AI?
    • Story features Nathan Evans, teaching associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Child Literacy Event at DU this Weekend
    • Story features Kelly Elliott, research faculty member in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology
  • Westword - Free Ride: New Program Will Cover E-Scooter, Bike Trips to Denver Transit Stations
    • Story features graduate student Joel Cox
  • Westword - RoboCop on Patrol: Metro Law Enforcement Adopting AI Police Report Technology
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • US News & World Report - Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Just Raised the Debt Ceiling by $5 Trillion: Here’s Why That Matters to You
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver Post - Colorado is progressive but LGBTQ students need our support more than ever (Opinion)
    • OpEd written by graduate student Rachel Ray
  • CPR News - Listen: RTD has a new solution for the ‘last mile’ problem. Scooters and e-bikes
    • Story features graduate student Joel Cox
  • Westword - Meet the Gen Z Candidates Challenging Colorado’s Longest-Serving Congress member
    • Story features graduate student Carter Hanson
  • 9News - RTD pilot program covers first mile of scooter costs to boost transit use
    • Story features graduate student Joel Cox
  • New York Times - Historians Alarmed by White House Plan to Oversee Smithsonian Exhibits
    • Story features Dean Sobel, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Smithsonian Magazine 0 Five Astounding Ways Humans Are Driving Animal Evolution, Including Causing Lizards to Grow Longer Legs and Leading Moth Populations to Become Darker
    • Story features Robin Tinghitella, associate professor in the College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Gazette - RTD pilot program covers first mile of scooter costs to boost transit use
    • Story features graduate student Joel Cox
  • CBS4 - Sports Psychology student Rakyung Park on 'Girls in the Game' event
    • Television interview with Rakyung Park, a clinical psychology doctoral student
  • Associated Press - Taylor Swift’s new album has everyone seeing orange: An exploration of the color
    • Story features Dheepa Sundaram, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • NBC - DU student continues run on American Ninja Warrior
    • Story features student Max Feinberg
  • Associated Press - The Home Depot Foundation Invests $10 Million in Skilled Trades Training, Launches Partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America
    • Story features a study by the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver Post - Broadcast TV merger could spell layoffs, programming changes for 9News and Fox31
    • Story features Laura Frank, visiting professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • KUNC Radio - The Colorado River is this tribe’s ‘lifeblood,’ now they want to give it the same legal rights as a person
    • Story features Heather Tanana, assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • CNBC - Trump immigration policy may be shrinking labor force, economists say
    • Story features a study by the Daniels College of Business
  • PGA Tour - Does the ‘hot hand’ phenomenon exist in golf?
    • Story features Ryan Elmore, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business and Public Impact Fellow, and Andrew Urbaczewski, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denver Post - Renck: Avs-DU alumni game benefits youth hockey, but is really about players ‘taking care of each other’?
    • Story features DU hockey alumni
  • 9News - The data behind momentum in golf
    • Story features Ryan Elmore, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - Keeler: Avalanche-DU Pios alumni game MVP? Not Peter Forsberg. Not Joe Sakic. It was Denver hockey moms.
    • Story features DU hockey alumni
  • 9News - Trump deploys warships to target Latin American cartels: Expert breaks down possible implications
    • Story features Jesse Acevedo, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Gazette - Sakic, Forsberg, Landeskog, and more: 10 things we learned from the Avalanche/DU alumni game
    • Story features DU hockey alumni
  • The Conversation - Forget the warm fuzzies of finding common ground – to beat polarization, try changing your expectations
    • Article written by Sarah Pessin, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Companion robot helps seniors find connection at Denver assisted living center
    • Story features Mohammad Mahoor, professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
  • La Voz - Republicans initiate early redistricting in Texas to ensure added House seats
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Rocky Mountain PBS - Gale Norton - from Peaks to Policy
    • Story features alumna Gale Norton.
  • Forbes - Separation Anxiety In Dogs: Expert Tips For Managing Your Pup’s Stress
    • Story features Philip Tedeschi, clinical professor in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • Denver Gazette - Narrowing the gap: Golden police chief aims to build trust with community
    • Story features Ajenai Clemmons, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - Keeler: DU Pioneers hockey could be big winner in House settlement
    • Story features Josh Berlo, Vice Chancellor for Athletics and Ritchie Center Operations and the men's hockey team
  • Denver Post - Where Rocky Mountain athletic programs stand as NCAA revenue sharing era begins
    • Story features University of Denver athletics
  • Research Colorado - Solving the housing affordability crisis
    • Story features Eric Holt, professor in the Daniels College of Business
• September
  • New York Times - A California County Embraces Humane Farming. These Animal Activists Demand More.
    • Story features Chris Carraway, staff attorney for the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project at the Sturm College of Law
  • CBS4 - Tuesday is move-in day for University of Denver students
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • KOA Radio - University of Denver Chancellor Jeremy Haefner on this student move in day
    • Story features interview with Chancellor Jeremy Haefner
  • FOX31 - DU welcomes students to campus
    • Story features interview with Chancellor Jeremy Haefner
  • 9News - DU move in day, interview with a resident mentor
    • Story features interview with current student Sage Krzyzkowski
  • Al Jazeera - US and EU sanctions have killed 38 million people since 1970
    • Story features research by Francisco Rodríguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs.
  • 5280 Magazine - The Oversimplified Guide to Photographing Fall Foliage
    • Story features Jeanette Burkle of the College of Professional Studies
  • CPR News - Are you over 50? Maybe newly retired? Want to keep learning? We got you covered
    • Story features the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
  • Associated Press - Great River Road donates its largest gift to fund mental and behavioral health positions in Telluride schools
    • Story mentions the Butler Institute for Families in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • Associated Press - These neurodivergent students are helping each other build more inclusive schools
    • Story features The Neurodiversity Alliance summit, which took place on the University of Denver campus
  • Colorado Sun - Planned closure of The Limon Leader would leave another “news desert” on Colorado’s Eastern Plains
    • Story features research by David Coppini, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Post - With Denver Outlaws in Premier Lacrosse League championship for first time, local great Eric Law readies for what’s next
    • Story features alumnus Eric Law
  • Denver7 - RTD gives 'first mile free' in pilot program
    • Story features graduate student Joel Cox
  • The Conversation - We tracked every overseas trip by world leaders since the end of the Cold War – here’s what we found
    • Article co-authored by Kylie McKee, research associate in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs and Collin Meisel of the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - Barbara, an all-woman music trio, is building buzz in Denver
    • Story features three University of Denver alumni
  • Colorado Sun - After incarceration, the road to employment can seem impossible. Here’s how Coloradans can beat the odds.
    • Story features the Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab at the University of Denver
  • CPR News - His life story reads like a movie script. 92-year-old Ed Dwight has made history in space and sculpture
    • Story features alumnus Ed Dwight
  • FOX31 - City begins planning stage for new Broncos stadium project
    • Story features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - With the Broncos stadium shakeup, what will happen to Empower Field at Mile High?
    • Story features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Broncos choose Burnham Yards as preferred stadium site
    • Story features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Mental health help and resources for Colorado residents
    • Story features the Counseling Services Clinic in the Morgridge College of Education
  • 9News - Snapping pro-quality photos on your phone
    • Story features Jeanette Burkle of the College of Professional Studies
  • 9News - Discussing political violence in America
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Gazette - ‘Kids look to their parents’ — experts urge calm, routine after Evergreen shooting
    • Story features Angela Narayan, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Washington Times - Study finds children twice as likely to be suicidal after parental ‘deaths of despair’
    • Story features Stacey Freedenthal, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • Health - What are the Twisties?
    • Story features Jamie Shapiro, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver Post - Art review: A painter is a painter, regardless of whether they are in prison
    • Story includes Geoffrey Ellis Shamos, gallery director in the the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Associated Press - Felony Animal Rescue Trial Begins
    • Story features Chris Carraway, staff attorney for the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project at the Sturm College of Law
  • Journal of Commerce - Lack of labor, rising costs, slower production plaguing U.S. homebuilders: report
    • Story features Eric Holt, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Foreign Policy - The Development Economist Who Wasn’t
    • Story quotes Ilene Grabel, professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs
  • New York Times - John H. Luckadoo, Last Pilot From a Storied Bomber Group, Dies at 103
    • Story features alumnus John Luckadoo
  • Newsweek - Senior Dog Spent 6 Years in Shelter—48 Hours in New Home Changes Everything
    • Story features research from the University of Denver
  • The Conversation - Bolsonaro conviction breaks Brazil’s record of handing impunity to coup plotters and may protect its democracy from military interference
    • Article written by Rafael Ioris, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • HuffPost - How The New Fed Rate Cut Will Affect You — Whether You're Buying A House, Retiring Or Just Paying Bills
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • The Conversation - How the spiritual sound of the shofar shapes the Jewish new year – a Jewish studies scholar explains
    • Article written by Sarah Pessin, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Colorful Colorado: The University of Denver
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • FOX31- Capturing Fall Colors on your Phone
    • Story features Jeanette Burkle of the College of Professional Studies
  • Denver Post - Two games at two Denver arenas on same day will be logistical challenge for Avalanche
    • Story features the Colorado Avalanche preseason game at the University of Denver
  • New York Times - How to Make Up After a Fight
    • Story features Galena Rhoades, research professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - How to take that perfect leaf peeping photo with just your cell phone
    • Story features Jeanette Burkle of the College of Professional Studies
  • Colorado Sun - Colorado lawmakers outlawed some apartment fees. Now small businesses want protections, too.
    • Story features Vivek Sah, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Colorado Sun - Back to school: Older Coloradans stimulate intellect, ease transitions through college offerings
    • Story features the Retirement Reimagined program in the College of Professional Studies
  • HuffPost - The 'Cancel Disney' Movement Grew Powerful — And It Shows Why Protests Work
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • FOX31 - US News releases top universities in nation: Here’s where Colorado schools rank
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • Forbes - The Postsecondary Crossroads: Why America Needs More Than College For All
    • Story features the Colorado Evaluation & Action Lab at the University of Denver
  • Denver7 - What happens now that Jimmy Kimmel is back on the air? It's up to the FCC
    • Story features Alan Chen, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver Post - Colorado U.S. Rep. Jason Crow will help lead Democrats’ free-speech legislation targeting Trump actions
    • Story features Alan Chen, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - Xcel Energy agrees to pay $640M to settle lawsuit in connection with Marshall Fire, company says
    • Story features KK DuVivier, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • The Conversation - Personal scandals sink CEOs faster than financial fraud, research shows
    • Article written by Michael Nalick, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • CNBC - Disney+ price hike and new higher-cost streaming economics are here to stay
    • Story features Ali Besharat, professor in the Daniels College of Business and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9NEWS - History of Spanish in the US
    • Story features Lina Reznicek-Parrado, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
  • Westword - New Cookbook Features Denver’s Top Immigrant Chefs
    • Story features Julia Roncoroni, associate professor in the Morgridge College of Education
  • CNBC - How Costco’s ‘big and bulky’ boom keeps growing the brand: Business success breakthrough lessons
    • Story features Melissa Akaka, professor in the Daniels College of Business and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denverite - Green Valley Ranch’s new park could be named after an Indigenous activist
    • Story features Bonnie Clark, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Post - Trump hasn’t targeted Denver with troops, but officials weigh plans in case of ‘federal overreach’
    • Story features Elizabeth Jordan, assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver7 - A federal government shutdown is looming. What could that mean for Colorado?
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• October
  • Associated Press - Former Paralympian takes holistic approach as Timbers’ mental performance coach
    • Story features alumnus Lacey Henderson
  • Denver Post - U.S. Patent and Trademark Office will close its Denver location
    • Story features Justin Krieger, adjunct faculty member in the Sturm College of Law
  • CPR News - Looking at the potential impact of deploying troops in US cities to fight “the war within”
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Supreme Court to decide if Colorado’s law banning conversion therapy violates free speech
    • Article written by Tim Holbrook, professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • Forbes - Cat Separation Anxiety: Expert Tips For Managing Behavior
    • Story features Philip Tedeschi, clinical professor in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • Colorado Sun - Archeologists find that people sent to Amache during WWII sought respite in the Arkansas River
    • Story features Bonnie Clark, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Axios - Exclusive: Mayor vows to finish Vibrant Denver bond projects in 6 years
    • Story features an event at the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs
  • Denver Post - Colorado Sports Hall of Fame announces six-member Class of 2026
    • Story features alumnus and basketball player Harry Hollines
  • FOX31 - Supreme Court to decide if Colorado’s law banning conversion therapy violates First Amendment
    • Story features Tim Holbrook, professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - 'Fighting for your Marriage' and Love is Blind
    • Story features Galena Rhoades, research professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • KOA Radio - The current market on gold amid economic uncertainty
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • CBS4 - Six star athletes to be inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame in 2026
    • Story features alumnus and basketball player Harry Hollines
  • Denver Gazette - Kent Anderson embraces role as Denver Pioneers’ latest captain in long history of great ones
    • Story features student-athlete Kent Anderson
  • Newsweek - SNAP Changes Could Have ‘Devastating’ Consequences for Teenagers
    • Story features Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Expert talks about Israel and Hamas ceasefire in Gaza
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs
  • CNBC - Kids are offloading their critical thinking to AI chatbots—here’s how to protect them, experts say
    • Story features Pilyoung Kim, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Mile High makeover: Denver’s sports scene isn’t just hot, it’s rebuilding the city
    • Story features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Expert explains the Middle East peace agreement
    • Story features Micheline Ishay, professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs
  • Denver7 - Denver Clerk & Recorder dismisses campaign finance complaint against Vibrant Denver Bond committee
    • Story features Sara Chatfield, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Conversation - Denver study shows removing parking requirements results in more affordable housing being built
    • Article written by Susan Daggett, professor in the Sturm Collge of Law and Stefan Chavez-Norgaard, teaching assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs
  • Denver7 - Why economists say Colorado's economy is on the brink of a recession
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • FOX31 - Places to see fall leaves at peak in Denver
    • Story fincludes the University of Denver
  • Chicago Tribune - Robert Follett, chairman of family’s Chicago-based bookselling company, dies at 97
    • Story features alumnus Robert Follett
  • Newsweek - SNAP Work Rules May Lead to Loss of Benefits
    • Story features Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - DU instructor records first Colorado detection of Japanese Burrowing Cricket
    • Story features Ted Floyd, instructor in the College of Professional Studies
  • Denver7 - Former NYC Mayor Bloomberg donates $500,000 to Bennet campaign
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Post - Stuck in Aurora ICE facility, more detainees are agreeing to leave the U.S. voluntarily
    • Story features Elizabeth Jordan, assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • Denver Gazette - Loveland city officials explore strategies to address homelessness
    • Story features research done at the University of Denver
  • CPR Radio - ‘If you can keep it.’ A new series about unprecedented politics and policy
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Denverites demand removal, bagging of license plate readers after mayor's contract extension
    • Story features Bernard Chao, professor in the Sturm College of Law
  • The Guardian - Revealed: police across US spread false rumors about Venezuelan gang threats
    • Story quotes Lisa Martinez, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • CNN - Trump: All trade negotiations with Canada terminated
    • Television interview with Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • Denverite - Denver Pavilions was once worth $100 million. Is the city getting a deal or a dead mall?
    • Story features Glenn Mueller, professor emeritus in the Daniels College of Business
  • The Guardian - She took chickens from a slaughterhouse. Was it a rescue or a crime?
    • Story features Chris Carraway, staff attorney for the Animal Activist Legal Defense Project at the Sturm College of Law and Justin Marceau, professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • The Guardian - A storied Los Angeles high school band had fallen on hard times. Then along came Mr J
    • Story features Angela Narayan, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • CBS - University of Denver featured during Broncos vs Cowboys game
    • Clip features the University of Denver
  • Forbes - College Presidents Face A Civic Test: This Is How They Can Ace It
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • Denver Gazette - Titanic makeover of a 1912 Observatory Park cottage is open Saturday
    • Story mentions the Chamberlin Observatory and Newman Center for the Performing Arts
  • Associated Press - Free Training for Colorado Families: The Power of Pets in Adoption and Foster Care
    • Story features the Institute for Human-Animal Connection in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • KOA Radio - Interest rates and consumer confidence
    • Story features Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9News - University of Denver shares haunted campus history through ghost tour
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • The Conversation - People abused by intimate partners have worse asthma – but researchers are still untangling the reasons behind this surprising link
    • Article written by Anne DePrince, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • The Conversation - The Jew in King Shaka’s court: How a 19th-century castaway shaped a Zulu leader’s legacy
    • Article written by Adam Rovner, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Associated Press - University of Denver Accepts Invitation to Join the West Coast Conference
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • Sports Illustrated - West Coast Conference Adds Another Basketball School As Gonzaga Nears Exit
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • Denver Post - University of Denver moving to West Coast Conference in 2026
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • Denver Post - Renck: DU to West Coast Conference is ideal fit, represents huge win for Pioneers
    • Story features the University of Denver
• November
  • Denver Gazette - Why do out-of-state donors have more power than in-state voters?
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • The Guardian - Pandemic childcare funding is running out across the US: ‘The whole system is beginning to implode’
    • Story cites research from the University of Denver's Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab
  • Denver Business Journal - University of Denver selling land for multifamily development near campus
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • ABC News - Tom Brady says pet dog is a "clone" of his dog that died in 2023
    • Story features Philip Tedeschi, clinical professor in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • Denver Post - University of Denver lists 1.73-acre multifamily property for $11 million
    • Story features the University of Denver
  • Denver Post - Denver-based Ownli looking to reprogram home purchasing by using AI
    • Story features alumnus Blake O’Shaughnessy
  • 9News - Exploring America's history with government shutdowns
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver Post - Universities must change how they foster inclusiveness, DU has a plan to help everyone belong (Opinion)
    • OpEd written by Christopher Whitt, Vice Chancellor of Community Support and Engagement
  • Denver7 - A divide in the Democrats? How Colorado Dems are working to bridge the gap between generations
    • Story features University of Denver students and Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Toronto Sun - Most Canadian seniors recognize benefits of having pet, but less than half have one
    • Story features Philip Tedeschi, clinical professor in the Graduate School of Social Work
  • 9News - Numbers show thousands of Colorado veterans seeking help with mental health
    • Story features Katy Barrs, director of the Sturm Center in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Sen. Michael Bennet warns of 'perfect storm' for rural Colorado health care after shutdown deal
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - US Department of Labor's 'Americans First' social media campaign draws criticism for depiction of workforce
    • Story features Ana Babic Rosario, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business and Public Impact Fellow
  • Sentinel - SEE CHANGE IN AURORA? Voters reverse right with left political line on city council
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denver7 - Assisting veterans with mental health challenges
    • Story features Katy Barrs, director of the Sturm Center in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Here's why the northern lights may be visible in Colorado again tonight
    • Story features Jennifer Hoffman, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - Northern lights visible in Colorado
    • Story features Jennifer Hoffman, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - Republicans push abortion restrictions in exchange for extending ACA tax credits
    • Story features Joshua Wilson, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Denverite - Denver turnout was higher amid a national blue wave
    • Story features Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • FOX31- Family calls for mandatory prison time after Castle Rock DUI sentencing
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • The Conversation - SNAP benefits have been cut and disrupted – causing more kids to go without enough healthy food and harming child development
    • Article written by Jenalee Doom, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Washington Post - Icons or relics? Dulles’s hulking people movers spark debate yet again.
    • Story features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow
  • Denver7 - A Denver author is changing the narrative around immigrants through food and storytelling
    • Story features Julia Roncoroni, associate professor in the Morgridge College of Education
  • Denver Post - Affordability tops concerns for Colorado Latinos, but criticism mounts for immigration crackdown
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • 9News - A look at holiday tourism trends
    • Television interview with David Corsun, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9News - Is a Staycation on your holiday agenda?
    • Television interview with Cheri Young, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • FOX31 - Ballot measure proposes stricter fentanyl sentencing as state faces high death totals
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow
  • The Conversation - Colorado is pumping the brakes on first-of-its-kind AI regulation to find a practical path forward
    • Article written by Stefani Langehennig, assistant professor in the Daniel's College of Business
  • Westword - Making Colorado Schools Safer Through Partnerships and Collaboration
    • Story mentions the Butler Institute for Families at the University of Denver
  • Colorado Sun - What’s Working: Thanksgiving dinner in Colorado will cost less than last year, as grocers eat the loss
    • Story features David Corsun, professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • 9News - Rep. Jason Crow faces death threats amid Trump's 'seditious' claim
    • Story features Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow
  • Colorado Sun - U.S. patent agency asks where to put new regional office after closing its Denver hub
    • Story features Justin Krieger, adjunct professor in the Sturm College of Law

2024

• January
  • The New York Times -  After George Floyd, Are Juries Convicting Police Officers? -1/1/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • KOA - DU Professor Dr Jack Buffington on Styrofoam and plastic bag bans in Colorado - 1/2/24
    • Radio interview with Jack Buffington, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business
  • POLITICO - Trump Has a Big Lead — But Undecideds Are Moving to Haley - 1/4/24
    • Story features research conducted by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • The Denver Post - Office space, “zombie buildings” key risk to Colorado’s economic outlook in 2024 - 1/4/24
    • Story references report produced by Glenn Mueller, professor in the Daniels College of Business. 
  • KOA - Trump Files Appeal, Asks SCOTUS to Review Rulings Barring Him from the BalloT - 1/4/24
    • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Colorado Newsline - 4 Colorado state lawmakers to face 2024 primary challenges - 1/4/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • The Real Deal - How appraisers and property owners find a price that’s right for their project - 1/4/24
    • Story quotes Amrik Singh, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • CBS Colorado - Famed Yale Whiffenpoofs performing in Denver - 1/4/24
    • Story mentions the Newman Center for the Performing Arts.
  • FOX 31- Can you answer these Colorado trivia questions? 1/4/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • The Real Deal How appraisers and property owners find a price that’s right for their project - 1/4/24
    • Story quotes Amrik Singh, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Colorado Newsline - Colorado state lawmakers to face 2024 primary challenges - 1/4/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • CBS News - Famed Yale Whiffenpoofs performing in Denver - 1/4/24
    • Story mentions the Newman Center for the Performing Arts. 
  • 9 NEWS- DU professor and legal scholar Ved Nanda dies at 90 - 1/5/24
    • Story mentions the passing of Ved Nanda, professor in the Sturm College of Law. 
  • The Denver Gazette - A much-needed town hall on the Israel-Hamas war, 100 days after it started - 1/5/24
    • Story mentions town hall taking place on the University of Denver campus.
  • ESPN - U.S. beats Sweden 6-2 to win world junior championship gold - 1/5/24
    • Story features men's hockey coach David Carle and student-athlete Zeev Buium. 
  • CBS Colorado - DU hockey coach, player help U.S. National Junior Team win world championship - 1/5/24
    • Story features men's hockey coach David Carle and student-athlete Zeev Buium. 
  • Axios - How to keep your New Year's resolution - 1/7/24
    • Story quotes Kim Gorgens and Jamie Shapiro, professors in the Sturm College of Law.
  • The Denver Post - Opinion: After more than 30 years, Ved Nanda’s voice in The Post falls silent - 1/7/24
    • OpEd mentions the passing of Ved Nanda, professor in the Sturm College of Law. 
  • The Denver Post - Is Daniel Sprick Colorado’s greatest living painter? - 1/8/24
    • Story mentions CAHSS art history students. 
  • The Daily Best - Lauren Boebert Can Run From Her District, But She Can’t Outrun Her Past - 1/8/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Forbes - Venezuela’s Dual Power In Its Last Year? - 1/8/24
    • Story quotes Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • Westword - Potted Potter Is a Must-See for Denver Potterheads and Comedy Lovers - 1/8/24
    • Story mentions the Newman Center for Performing Arts. 
  • The Messenger - She’s Running in a New District – But Are Voters Tiring of Lauren Boeberts’ Drama? - 1/9/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • The Denver Gazette - Colorado Avalanche’s Jason Polin makes NHL debut - 1/9/24
    • Story features alumnus Logan O' Connor. 
  • FOX 31- University of Denver launches online programs for cannabis careers - 1/9/24
    • Story features University of Denver online cannabis program.
  • 9NEWS - Commentary: A much-needed town hall on the Israel-Hamas war, 100 days after it started - 1/9/24
    • Television interview with Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies, previews DU town hall, marking 100 days since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war.
  • 9NEWS - 'Potted Potter' at the Newman Center - 1/10/24
    • Story features the Newman Center for the Performing Arts. 
  • Newsweek - Why Taiwan's Elections Could Change the World - 1/11/24
    • Story quotes Suisheng Zhao, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • The Denver Gazette - DU Pioneers’ David Carle, Zeev Buium reflect on winning gold at World Junior Championships - 1/11/24
    • Story features men's hockey coach David Carle and student-athlete Zeev Buium. 
  • US News and World Report - How to File Taxes When You're Self-Employed - 1/12/24
    • Story quotes Sharon Lassar, professor and director of the School of Accountancy. 
  • Denver 7 - Voters Brace for Bitter Cold for Iowa Caucus - 1/14/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • 9NEWS - University of Denver students hit the road for Iowa caucuses - 1/15/24
    • Story features DU students Dylan Lindsey and Laura Dufresne,  and Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • MSN - In Their Quest For Dominance, Republicans Break Government At All Levels - 1/15/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Axios - How the Denver community is rallying together to help support migrants - 1/16/24
    • Story quotes Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Yahoo Sports - Why it's time to move NCAA men's hockey regionals to home sites - 1/16/24
    • Story quotes men's hockey coach David Carle.
  • Voice of America - Trump's Dominance in Iowa Sets Tone for Republican Primary - 1/16/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics. 
  • Forbes - AI As Business Partner: Dispensing Advice, Handling The Paperwork - 1/16/24
    • Story quotes Leo Dixon, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Denver Gazette- Denver actor will be a big wheel in historic Broadway musical - 1/17/24
    • Story features CAHSS alumna Jenna Bainbridge. 
  • FOX 31 - Overdraft fees could drop as low as $3 under new Biden proposal - 1/17/24
    • Story quotes Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Atlantic - What Long-Shot Candidates Know - 1/17/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics. 
  • Politico - Will a change of scenery save Boebert? - 1/18/24
    • Story quotes Floyd Ciruli, director of the Crossley Center for Public Opinion Research.
  • The Denver Gazette- Democrats pick Julia Marvin to replace Rep. Said Sharbini - 1/18/24
    • Story features Sturm alumna Julia Marvin.
  • Denver 7- DU students share their Iowa caucus experience - 1/18/24
    • Story features students Emma Seel, Henry Denberg, and Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Axios - How Generation Alpha is growing up in Colorado - 1/19/24
    • Story quotes Jenalee Doom, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
  • FOX 31 - What are good neighbor agreements and why is Denver using them for housing sites? - 1/19/24
    • Story quotes Sarah Schindler, professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Denver 7 - Real Talk: Cash Assistance in Colorado - 1/20/24
    • Story mentions research conducted by the University of Denver.
  • Denver 7 - Girl Scouts Learn Life Lessons from DU Women's Basketball Game - 1/21/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver. 
  • The Denver Gazette - Letters from Jim Montgomery: Why Boston Bruins coach believes in power of the written word - 1/21/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver and features former DU hockey coach Jim Montgomery.
  • The Colorado Sun - Intro to “Journey to St. Thomas” launches poetic tales for our time - 1/21/24
    • Interview with Josiah Hatch, adjunct faculty in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • The Colorado Sun - Josiah Hatch heard echoes of the 14th century in contemporary America - 1/21/24
    • Story by Josiah Hatch, adjunct faculty in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • Associated Press - Lauren Boebert switched districts in a bid to stay in Congress. Winning over voters won't be easy - 1/21/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • CBS Colorado - DU Pioneer Tommy Bruner Leading Scorer in College Basketball - 1/21/24
    • Story features student-athlete Tommy Bruner.
  • 9NEWS -2 years after a man died in ICE custody, advocates still struggle for access to records - 1/22/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • KOA -DU Law Prof. Ian Farrell talks about a SCOTUS temporary Texas border ruling - 1/23/24
    • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Christian Science Monitor - Growing like a weed: Taking stock 10 years after legalization began - 1/23/24
    • Story quotes Sam Kamin, professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • Colorado Community Media - Denver Water takes climate change challenges head on - 1/23/24
    • Story quotes Hillary Hamann, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
  • The Denver Post - Denver program scores $5 million, including taxpayer help, to extend no-strings cash payments to homeless people - 1/23/24
    • Story features research conducted at the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • Denverite - The Denver program giving cash directly to people experiencing homelessness is getting a six-month extension - 1/23/24
    • Story features research conducted at the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • FOX 31 - Denver Basic Income Project extends cash payments through $7M reinvestment - 1/23/24
    • Story features research conducted at the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • Denver 7 - Denver Basic Income Project, which gives $1,000 in cash to unhoused each month, getting 6-month extension - 1/23/24
    • Story features research conducted at the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • Nasdaq - Price Relief Likely on the Way for Airbnb, Other Vacation Rentals - 1/24/24
    • Story quotes Cheri Young, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Denver Post - Denver developer John Madden Jr., known for his art-infused buildings, dies at 94 - 1/24/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • Denver 7- Nation's leading scorer in college basketball builds foundation to help kids - 1/24/24
    • Story features student-athlete Tommy Bruner.
  • Colorado Public Radio - Colorado Arts Spotlight: Things to know and do around the State Jan. 25-28 - 1/25/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • Business Insider - Denver's Basic Income Project has been so successful it's getting more funding and an extension - 1/25/24
    • Story features research conducted at the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • Westword - See Performance Art, Feminist Art, Prison Art and More in Denver and Beyond - 1/25/24
    • Story mentions DU's Prison Arts Initiative.
  • The Boston Globe - State House commemorates International Holocaust Remembrance Day as local survivor tells her story - 1/25/24
    • Story features alumna Magna Bader.
  • The Denver Post - DU Hockey Daunting stretch ahead for Devine, Pioneers - 1/25/24
    • Story features DU hockey team.
  • ESPN - Denver Beats South Dakota in overtime victory - 1/25/24
    • Story features DU men's basketball team.
  • FOX 31- Tommy Bruner Leads On and Off The Court - 1/26/24
    • Story features student-athlete Tommy Bruner. 
  • Law Week Colorado - In Memoriam: Honoring University of Denver Sturm College of Law Emeritus Professor Ved Nanda - 1/26/24
    • Story honors Ved Nanda, Sturm College of Law Emeritus Professor. 
  • Law Week Colorado -Q&A: How bankruptcy and evictions may impact residents and the business community in 2024 - 1/26/24
    • Interview with Sturm College alumna Lisa Cancanon.
  • The Denver Gazette - Details emerge in case of Colorado Springs mother accused in children's murders - 1/26/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • The Messenger - The Humanitarian Crisis on My Denver Doorstep - 1/27/24
    • OpEd by Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow.
  • The Washington Post - A star soccer coach steps down and shines a spotlight on burnout - 1/27/24
    • Story quotes Mark Aoyagi, co-director of sport and performance psychology in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • FOX 31- Denver metro housing market heating up - 1/27/24
    • Story quotes Ron Throupe, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • South China Morning Post - Great power lite? Why China is reluctant to wade into the Red Sea crisis and join US-led attacks on Houthis - 1/28/24
    • Story quotes Suisheng Zhao, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • The Denver Post - Headaches and a $5.3K bill: Customers say Xcel making it difficult to disconnect from gas - 1/29/24
    • Story features K.K. DuvVier, professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • WUSA - Jennifer Aniston, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez giveaway videos are deepfake scams - 1/29/24
    • Story cites DU's Information Technology Services. 
  • The New York Post - Colo. mom who allegedly killed two of her kids sought to delay custody hearing for ‘time to heal' - 1/29/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • The Denver Post - DU Pioneers guard Tommy Bruner runs his own charity in addition to leading the nation in scoring - 1/29/24
    • Story features student-athlete Tommy Bruner. 
  • FOX 31 - Poll surveys Colorado opinions on ADUs - 1/29/24
    • Story quotes Jeff Englestad, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • 9NEWS - Basketball and Love: The Brenchley's - 1/29/24
    • Story features student-athlete Jaxon Brenchley.
  • Denver 7- Colorado Secretary of State sets sight on 'deepfakes,' expanding voter access this legislative session - 1/30/24
    • Story quotes Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
  • The Denver Gazette - Denver Pioneers star Tommy Burner honored with USBWA award - 1/30/24
    • Story features student-athlete Tommy Bruner. 
  • FOX 31- Basketball camp supports Native American communities - 1/30/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • Bloomberg - Supreme Court’s ‘History’ Test Sparks Second Amendment Confusion - 1/31/24
    • Story quotes David Kopel, adjunct faculty in the Sturm College of Law.
• February
  • Colorado Times Recorder - Why Did Boebert Switch Races? Signs Pointed to Her Losing — And Republicans May Still Lose Her District, Say Experts - 2/1/24
    • Story quotes Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Business Insider - A recently extended Denver guaranteed basic-income program gave people up to $1,000 a month. A participant said it allowed him to pay rent and gave him hope to keep providing for his kids
    • Story features research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research. 
  • The Denver Gazette - Hangar Club fits right in Denver's Lowry neighborhood - 2/3/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver men's golf team.
  • The Chicago Tribune - Belt Junction is a notorious bottleneck. Fixing it could increase rail capacity, but benefits to South Side residents could be mixed - 2/3/24
    • Story quotes Gary Bishop, former professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
  • Inside Higher Ed - The Misguided War on Test Optional - 2/5/24
    • Story quotes Todd Rinehart, vice chancellor for enrollment.
  • The Denver Post - Jazz: Colorado’s Hugh Ragin playing Sun Ra, and more jazz in February - 2/5/24
    • Story mentions the Newman Center for the Performing Arts.
  • CBS Colorado - DU's Matt Brown following in the footsteps of a lacrosse legend - 2/5/24
    • Story features men's lacrosse head coach Matt Brown.
  • Colorado Springs Gazette - Denver Pioneers lacrosse hosts Air Force in Matt Brown's home debut | Colorado Sunshine - 2/7/24
    • Story features men's lacrosse team
  • KOA - SCOTUS Hearing on Trump's Ballot Eligibility Set for This Week - 2/7/24
    • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • KDVR - Appeals Court Rules Trump is Not Immune in Election Interference Case - 2/7/24  
    • Television interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Colorado Springs Gazette - Bill to ban the term "excited delirium" questioned by Colorado educators - 2/7/24
    • Story quotes Kim Gorgens, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • Going Concern - Just Eliminate the Extra 30 For CPA Licensure Requirement! - 2/7/24
    • OpEd by Sharon Lassar, director of the School of Accountancy in the Daniels College of Business.
  • KDVR - Supreme Court to Hear Trump Ballot Ban Case - 2/7/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • The Denver Post - As Jeff Wulbrun rebuilds DU hoops, Pioneers believe Tommy Bruner’s national-best scoring could lead them to first NCAA Tournament - 2/7/24
    • Story features the men's basketball team.
  • Denver 7- Supreme Court skeptical of challenge to Trump’s eligibility - 2/8/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Associated Press - Ed Dwight was to be the first Black astronaut. At 90, he's finally getting his due - 2/9/24
    • Story features alumnus Ed Dwight.
  • FOX 31 - Expert: Trump ballot ruling could set precedent on insurrection clause - 2/9/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • 9News - Matt Brown Reflects on Journey to Head Coach - 2/10/24
    • Story features men's lacrosse coach Matt Brown.
  • The Denver Post - Colorado librarians are now front-line crisis workers, managing homeless patrons, mental illness, book-banners - 2/11/24
    • Story quotes Krystyna Matusiak, chair of the Library and Information Science program, Ashley Brown, manager of DU's online library program, and Mary Stansbury, former director of DU's Library and Information Science program.
  • Business Insider - Women in China aren't having kids. We asked 3 of them to tell us why - 2/11/24
    • Story quotes Collin Meisel, associate director of geopolitical analysis at the Pardee Center for International Futures and Public Impact Fellow. 
  • Denverite - Homelessness expert Don Burnes talks House1000 and the empathy we need to make a difference - 2/12/24
    • Story mentions the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • The Denver Post - Artist Sarah McKenzie went to prison for her latest works - 2/12/24
    • Story mentions the Prison Arts Initiative.
  • FOX 31 - Check your mailbox: Presidential primary ballots have been issued - 2/12/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Scripps News - The love you have for your dog could help you find love, according to a new survey - 2/12/24
    • Story quotes Phil Tedeschi, founder of the Institute for Human-Animal Connection.
  • FOX 31 - Custom shoes, high-profile clients propel DU student's business - 2/12/24
    • Story features student Zak Mbereko. 
  • KOA - DU Student Blends Passion for Art and Business - 2/13/24
    • Radio interview with Daniels student Zak Mbereko.
  • CBS Colorado - Black & Blossomed: Owner of Denver flower shop shares her journey of opening a business - 2/14/24
    • Story features Breigh Jones-Coplin, assistant professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • 9NEWS - Colorado Attorney General Suing to Stop Kroger-Albertsons Merger - 2/14/24
    • Story quotes Jack Buffington, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • CPR - ICE may release thousands of immigrants for budget reasons, but it’s unclear whether Aurora’s detention center would be affected - 2/14/24
    • Story quotes Elizabeth Jordan, director of the Immigration Law and Policy Center.
  • Denver 7 - colorado Springs Planned Parenthood shooting suspect's case remains on hold, nearly a decade later - 2/15/24
    • Story quotes Jennifer McMahon, assistant professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and Public Impact Fellow. 
  • NBC News - Japanese American prison camp site in Colorado is now a national park - 2/16/24
    • Story mentions University of Denver research.
  • CPR - More than 3,000 Coloradans who tested positive for COVID-19 say they had long COVID, according to new survey - 2/19/24
    • Story mentions research conducted at the University of Denver.
  • Chronicle for Higher Education - High Donation Levels Are a Vote of Confidence in Higher Ed, Report Says - 2/20/24
    • Story quotes Chase McNamee, director of campaign operations and advancement. 
  • Denver 7 - DU Researcher Explores Policing of Marginalized Communities - 2/21/24
    • Television story quotes Ajenai Clemmons, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies. To watch part two of her interview click here. 
  • CPR - Can Congress actually Congress? - 2/21/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • PolitiFact - Does wage theft take $1 billion a year from workers in New York state? 2/21/24
    • Story quotes Rebecca Galemba, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Forbes - Yale Reinstates Standardized Test Score Requirement For Admissions - 2/22/24
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • ESPN - Projecting the 2024 NCAA men's hockey tournament field - 2/22/24
    • Story mentions the men's hockey team.
  • USA Today - Alabama justice invoked 'the wrath of a holy God' in IVF opinion. Is that allowed? - 2/22/24
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Scripps News -Will college athletes unionize? We'll soon find out - 2/22/24
    • Story quotes Cindi Fukami, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Atlantic - What Nikki Haley Is Trying to Prove - 2/22/24
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics. 
  • Westword - Denver Researcher Identifies What People Actually Want From Police - 2/23/24
    • Story features research conducted by Ajenai Clemmons, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Denver Post - FAFSA delays are causing havoc for Colorado college applicants. Here’s what to know about the financial aid fiasco - 2/23/24
    • Story quotes John Gudvangen, associate vice chancellor for financial aid.
  • Washington Post - Watchdog reports cite long-standing crises in federal prisons - 2/23/24
    • Story quotes Laura Rovner, professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • Wall Street Journal - For Obese Patients, Wegovy Is Worth the Cost -2/23/24
    • OpEd by Govind Persad, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Scripps News - Librarians Serving as Front-Line Workers - 2/24/24
    • Story quotes Krystyna Matusiak and Ashley Brown of the Morgridge College of Education.
  • 9NEWS - Understanding Colorado's Snowpack - 2/28/24
    • Story quotes Michael Kerwin, associate professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
  • FOX 31 - Bill aims to improve regulations at Colorado eating disorder care centers - 2/29/24
    • Story quotes Erin Harrop, assistant professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow. 
  • AL.COM - 'Very dangerous issue for them’: How Republicans regroup after Alabama court’s IVF ruling - 2/29/24
    • Story quotes Joshua Wilson, professor and chair of the department of political science in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
• March
  •  The Denver Post - A truck, a roadtrip and Top 40 music led jazz artist Remy Le Boeuf to his new album
    • Story features Remy Le Boeuf, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Guardian - 'People can check the Trump box’: Colorado primary proceeds even as US supreme court reviews eligibility
    • Interview with Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Politico - How Trump Got Republican Chairs to Bend the Knee
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Newsbreak Original - Denver funds $2M for homeless transgender people, women, and families
    • Story mention research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • Denver 7 - Help DU basketball star feed Colorado kids in need
    • Story features student-athlete Tommy Bruner.
  • Forbes - New York Courts Open Pandora’s Box With PDVSA 2020 Rulings: Markets Stage Sharp Recovery
    • Story quotes Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • FOX 31 - SCOTUS Unanimously Votes To Allow Trump To Remain on Colorado Ballot
    • Story quotes Joshua Wilson, professor and chair of the department of political science in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • BBC - U.S. Election Super Tuesday Results
    • Live story mentions the Center on American Politics' Super Tuesday Watch Party.  
  • Denver 7- Young voters in Colorado not thrilled about likely Biden-Trump rematch
    • Story features students Anna Zapata, Sergio Hernandez and Aidan Evans.
  • Denver 7- Super Tuesday Election Night Coverage with Jesse Acevedo
    • Live television interview with Jesse Acevedo, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • 9News - DU Holds Watch Party For Super Tuesday
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • FOX 31- Voter Turnout in Colorado
    • Live story mentions the Center on American Politics' Super Tuesday Watch Party.  
  • Bloomberg - Uncovered: A Hidden Crisis in US Housing
    • Story quotes Jeff Engelstad, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Denver Business Journal - 'There's still this gap': Latinas make slow progress in Colorado law professions
    • Story features Dolores Atencio, visiting assistant professor at the Latinx Center.
  • Denver 7 - Supreme Court restores Trump to ballot, rejecting state attempts to ban him over Capitol attack
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • Voice of America - Biden, Trump Take Aim at Each Other in Dueling Attacks
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Chalkbeat - To block or not to block: Denver school board mulls social media policy 
    • Story quotes Derigan Silver, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Denver Gazette - Legally blind in one eye, Denver Pioneers star AJ Mercurio leads college lacrosse's No. 1 team | Paul Klee
    • Story features student-athlete AJ Mercurio. 
  • The New York Times - Maps Offer Design Elements for Interiors and Furniture
    • Story quotes Susan Schulten, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Newsweek - Thirst for Change—The Imperative to Preserve the Colorado River | Opinion
    • OpEd by Rachel Forbes, Western Colorado MSW Program Director. 
  • The Denver Gazette - Denver Pioneers one win away from first berth in the NCAA Tournament
    • Story features the men's basketball team.
  • The Washington Post - New Yorkers save two canine cafes as dog-centric eateries gain momentum
    • Story quotes Phil Tedeschi, professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.
  • Denver Business Jouranl - Lawsuits, wildfire add up to billions in risks for Xcel Energy
    • Story quotes Thomas Russell, professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • The Denver Post - DU Pioneers fall one win short of first March Madness berth with loss in Summit League Tournament championship
    • Story features men's basketball team.
  • Colorado Community Media - The Spirituals Project at University of Denver revitalizes African American traditions
    • Story features the Spirituals Project, M. Roger Holland II and Art Jones.
  • The Denver Post - Real estate commissions, unassailable for decades, could crumble after landmark settlement
    • Story quotes Mark Levine, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Real Talk with Denver 7 & CPR News: Rise in Artificial Intelligence
    • Television interview with Stephen Hutt, assistant professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science.
  • Vox - The couples’ guide to moving in together
    • Story quotes Galena Rhoades, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
  • The Colorado Sun - Colorado eating disorder patients say they’ve been subjected to nude weigh-ins, forced to eat non-vegan foods
    • Story quotes Erin Harrop, assistant professor in the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Impact Fellow.
  • 9News - Too early to tell if commission settlement will impact real estate market
    • Story quotes Ron Throupe, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • CBS Colorado - A Few More Minutes with David Carle
    • Interview with hockey head coach David Carle.
  • KOA - DU Psychology Professor Iman Hassan discusses why people are sports fans
    • Radio interview with Iman Hassan, assistant professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • US News and World Report - Explainer-How a Third-Party Candidate Could Put Trump in the White House
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Denverite - Denver commits $2M to the Basic Income Project
    • Story mentions research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • Women's Health - How Disney Created One Of The Most Intoxicating Running Cultures Ever
    • Story quotes Jamie Shapiro, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • The Colorado Sun - Opinion: Money to help crime victims remains unpredictable, but there’s a chance in Colorado to secure funding
    • OpEd by Anne DePrince, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
• April
  • Inside Higher Ed - Campus Engagement Tip: Recognize Student Employees
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • Denver Post - DU Pioneers headed to 19th Frozen Four after exacting revenge against Cornell in regional final
    • Story features the DU hockey team.
  • Denver 7 - Ahead of Easter, spiritual curiosity appears to be rising
    • Story quotes Christy Cobb, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • 9NEWS - What else are you handing over when using your phone as a digital ID?
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • MSNBC - Trump’s Christian nationalist shtick could hurt him bigly
    • Story quotes Dheepa Sundaram, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Denver 7 - University of Denver brings back print version of its student newspaper after four years
    • Story features students Aubrey Cox and Ambriel Speagle.
  • CGTN - Courting the youth vote
    • Story features students Claire Yockey, Aidan Harrer, Charlie Schuham and professor Seth Masket. 
  • Denver Post - Jessica Hutchinson headlines Denver gymnastics’ hopes for return to NCAA National Championship amid record-breaking season
    • Story features student-athlete Jessica Hutchinson and the DU gymnastics team.
  • Denver 7 - What to know about the solar eclipse in Colorado: What it will look like, when and how to watch, and more
    • Story quotes Jennifer Hoffman, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Forbes - How Denver’s David Carle Overcame Career-Ending Heart Ailment To Become A Top College Hockey Coach
    • Story features DU hockey coach David Carle.
  • New York Times - Venezuelans Are Suffering, but More Sanctions Won’t Help
    • Story quotes Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • USA Today - Antisemitism is everywhere. We tracked it across all 50 states.
    • Story quotes Adam Rovner, director of the Center for Judaic Studies.
  • The Denver Difference Campaign Showcases How the University of Denver is Reimagining the Promise of Higher Education
    • Story features the University of Denver.
  • NBC Nightly News - How a high school pep band played the University of Denver’s men’s hockey team to an NCAA victory
    • Story features the DU hockey team and Vice Chancellor for Athletics Josh Berlo.
  • Denver Post - How Denver is approaching its Black Student Success work
    • Story features research conducted by Erin Anderson, associate professor in the Morgridge College of Education and Public Impact Fellow.
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• May
  • The Los Angeles Times - Column: Lauren Boebert is her own best asset — and worst enemy — as she fights to stay in Congress
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • The Hill - US losing ground to Russia in geopolitical battle over Africa
    • Story quotes Abigail Kabandula, director of the Africa Center in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • The Colorado Sun - Colorado GOP leader angers candidates, county leaders with primary endorsements
    • Story quote Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Denver 7 - Denver students help immigrants in detention through 'service learning' class
    • Story features student Rachel Bienstock and Elizabeth Escobedo, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Daily Sun-Up: DU's ambitious solar power plans & Bird flu in dairy cattle
    • Story features the University of Denver.
  • The Colorado Sun - University of Denver to make its electricity 100% solar within three years
    • Story features the University of Denver.
  • Inside Higher Ed - Program Innovation: Accelerator Programs for Student Entrepreneurs
    • Story features BASE Camp program and Daniels student Zak Mbereko.
  • The Colorado Sun - As new laws are proposed, Colorado companies share how they use AI to make business better
    • Story quotes Stephen Hutt, assistant professor in the Daniel Felix Ritchie School of Engineering.
  • Colorado Community Media - An Ode to the Mall: How Cinderella City shaped the modern mall
    • Story quotes Jack Buffington, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • US News and World Report - In Colorado, Elevated Crime Rates Dampen the Rocky Mountain High
    • Story quotes Michael Campbell, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • CBS Colorado - Where does Denver Pioneers hockey program go from here after setting record for most championships?
    • Story features head hockey coach David Carle.
  • The Chronicle of Higher Education - It’s Not All About the Money
    • Story mentions the University of Denver's 4D Experience.
  • Axios Denver - Denver's DA candidates promise to hold police accountable
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Scripps News - Mercedes Benz Auto Workers Begin Union Vote
    • Story quotes Douglas Allen, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • USA Today - If Trump is found guilty, will Americans still be able to vote for him? Experts weigh in
    • Story quotes Martin Katz, profesor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • Westword - City Leaders Discuss the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Denver
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • KOA Radio - Sturm Center Professor Dr Katy Barrs on their Military Psychology program
    • Radio interview with Katy Barrs, clinical director of the Sturm Center in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Axios Denver - Why pet parents in Colorado are living their best lives
    • Story quotes Phil Tedeschi, founder of the Institute for Human and Animal Connection.
  • Denver Business Journal - University of Denver taps new dean of Daniels College of Business
    • Story features Naomi Boyd, new dean of the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Denver Post - DU coach David Carle on his potential NHL future: “I’m not in a rush to leave here”
    • Story features head hockey coach David Carle.
  • The Washington Post - dogs are doing the viral ‘paws in’ challenge. Here’s why.
    • Story quotes Phil Tedeschi, founder of the Institute for Human and Animal Connection.
  • Outside Magazine - Why Is this Group of Skiers is the Most Likely to Have a Fatal Accident?
    • Story quotes Mark Aoyagi, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
• June
  • 9NEWS - After an injury, DU student uses social media to inspire others facing similar challenges
    • Story features student Mason Branstrator.
  • The Denver Post - Denver Pioneers phenom Zeev Buium excited to hear name called in NHL Draft
    • Story features student-athlete Zeev Buium.
  • FOX 31- Sturm Clinic Supports Military Community Through Psychological Care
    • Story quotes Katy Barrs, director of the Sturm Center and Public Impact Fellow.
  • KOA Radio - DU Professor Explains the Impact of Nazi Art Looting During WWII
    • Radio interview with Elizabeth Campbell, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Newsweek - Donald Trump's Abortion Problem
    • Story quotes Joshua Wilson, professor and chair of the Department of Political Science.
  • Westword - A new cookbook celebrates the recipes — and journeys — of Denver’s new immigrants
    • Story features Julia Roncoroni, associate professor in the Morgridge College of Education.
  • The Washington Post - How AI is helping (and possibly harming) our pets
    • Story quotes Phil Tedeschi, founder of the Institute for Human Animal Connection. 
  • Inside Higher Ed - On-Campus Thrift Stores Benefit Planet, Students’ Wallets
    • Story features the DU Thrift Store.
  • Westword - University of Denver Creates New Program to Tackle Affordable Housing Crisis
    • Story features the University of Denver.
  • The Colorado Sun - Developers in the U.S. are forced to build parking no one uses. In Colorado, that’s starting to change.
    • Story quotes Andy Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
  • Promoting Democracy in Higher Education
    • Interview with Chancellor Jeremy Haefner.
  • Scripps News - Why restaurant prices are so high, and how you can save
    • Story quotes David Corsun, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Colorado Public Radio - What can you learn by traveling to every county in the U.S.? One Coloradan found out
    • Story features alumnus Danny Zimny-Schmitt.
  • FOX 31 - Disability Rights Activist and DU Alumna Performs at the Tony's
    • Story features alumna Jenna Bainbridge.
  • 9NEWS - Survivors of Camp Amache Make Annual Trip Back
    • Story mentions the University of Denver.
  • Business Insider - Denver gave people experiencing homelessness $1,000 a month. A year later, nearly half of participants had housing.
    • Story features research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • The Denver Post - Denver Basic Income Project gave homeless people cash and saved taxpayers almost $600,000 in the process, report says
    • Story features research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research
  • Westword - Guaranteed Income Helps Move Almost 300 People Into Housing After One Year
    • Story features research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • CBS Colorado - University of Denver launches new program to address affordable housing crisis in Colorado
    • Story quotes Vivek Sah, director of the Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management, and Susan Daggett, professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • Denver 7 - Colorado Primary Election 2024
    • Television interview with Joshua Wilson, professor and chair of the Department of Political Science.

   

• July
  • CBS Colorado - At 17 years old, he was paralyzed from the waist down. 3 years later, he competed in a marathon.
    • Story features student Mason Branstrator. 
  • Denver 7 - Access to justice requires us to address these biases': CO judge's order aims to reduce bias in the courtroom
    • Story quotes Alexi Freeman, associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion in the Sturm College of Law.
  • FOX 31 - How to save money on your July Fourth Grocery Bill
    • Story quotes Jack Buffington, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Fox 31 - US political divisiveness at the forefront this July Fourth
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • Denver 7 - DU Dean of International Studies on what's next after attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump
    • Story quotes Dean Fritz Mayer.
  • Associated Press - Trump's escape from disaster by mere inches reveals a tiny margin with seismic impact
    • Story quotes Susan Schulten, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • 9NEWS - How would Donald Trump's policies would impact Colorado's economy?
    • Story quotes Jack Buffington, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Denver 7 - Trump to address Republican National Convention in first speech since assassination attempt
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • CBS News - Another global computer failure incident is "not impossible," Colorado professor says. Here's how you can prepare.
    • Story quotes with Nathan Evans, teaching associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science and Public Impact Fellow.
  • MSNBC - Joe Biden is out. And Democrats have no room for error.
    • OpEd written by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • PBS - Campus on Edge...Civics to the Rescue
    • Television interview with Chancellor Jeremy Haefner.
  • The Atlantic - Can Memes Really Win Elections?
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • The New York Times - Couples Counselors’ Advice on Communication Strategy
    • Story quotes Galena Rhoades, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Marketplace - $10.24 for a burrito? Here’s why some restaurants don’t round up.
    • Story quotes H.G. Parsa, professor of hospitality management at the Daniels College of Business.
  • Denver Gazette - Denver implements 'slow zone' near University of Denver
    • Story features the new "slow zone" along Evans Avenue on the DU campus.
  • CBS Colorado - Speed limit reduced at University of Denver's campus to make it safer for students and staff
    • Story features the University of Denver and quotes Jon Stone, director of media relations.
  • Forbes - STARS College Network, Focused On Rural Students, Is Doubling In Size
    • Story mentions the University of Denver joining the STARS College Network.
  • 9NEWS - DU Gymnastics Coach Talks About US Gymnastics Team
    • Television interview with DU gymnastics head coach Melissa Kutcher-Rinehart.
  • The New York Times - Hourslong Lines as Voters Surge to Polls in Venezuela’s Pivotal Election
    • Story quotes Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • Bloomberg - The Last American Antislavery Campaign
    • Story quotes Michael Gibson-Light, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
       
• August
  • NPR - Athletes make difficult choices. Hear what they'll do in pursuit of Olympic glory
    • Radio interview with Mark Aoyagi, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • Salon - Simone Biles and the "twisties": How the mind affects physical performance
    • Story quotes Jamie Shapiro, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and Public Impact Fellow.
  • CBS Colorado - Girls in the Game
    • Story features event sponsored by DU Athletics. 
  • Scripps News - Tips for saving on youth sports to support long-term physical and mental health 
    • Story quotes Brian Gearity, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology and Public Impact Fellow. 
  • Salon - In some cities, second thoughts about gunshot detection sensors
    • Story quotes Ajenai Clemmons, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Denverite - How the University of Denver plans to recruit more students from rural communities
    • Story features the University of Denver joining the STARS College Network. 
  • The Wall Street Journal - Colleges Are Rewriting Their Campus Rules to Outmaneuver Protesters
    • Story quotes Chancellor Jeremy Haefner.
  • CBS Colorado - University of Denver staff got their start as athletes with the Pioneers
    • Story features former student-athletes turned DU athletics staff members Mia Sundstrom and Kacie Dohrmann.
  • Colorado Public Radio - Pomp, circumstance, power and politics -- new book says there's more to the Olympics than the games 
    • Radio interview with Tim Sisk, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • Denver Business Journal - What Succession, House of the Dragon and Elemental have to teach us about family business
    • OpEd by Helena Karchere, Director of the Bailey Program for Family Enterprise.
  • FOX 31 - Child tax credit becomes a hot topic on the campaign trail
    • Story quotes Paula Cole, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Scripps News - Stopping the Shrinking Middle Class
    • Story quotes Markus Schneider, chair of the Department of Economics in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Colorado Public Radio - Colorado jobs data paints a pretty grim picture for Denver employment
    • Story quotes Paula Cole, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • USA Today - National Dog Day: Want to find your new best friend? A guide to canine companionship
    • Story quotes Phil Tedeschi, professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.
  • Newsweek - Most Popular Dog Breeds With Gen Z, X, Millennials and Baby Boomers
    • Story quotes Phil Tedeschi, professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.
  • The San Francisco Chronicle - South Sudan’s long-delayed election will be a landmark moment − but economic decline and political strife put vote at risk
    • OpEd by Abigail Kabandula, director of the Africa Center at the Institute for Comparative and Regional Studies.
  • BBC Radio - The Impact of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Endorsing Trump
    • Radio interview with Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • The Denver Post - Denver audiences have evolved; the Newman Center’s new season is proof
    • Story features the Newman Center for Performing Arts and quotes executive director and Public Impact Fellow Aisha Ahmad-Post.
  • WBEN - Our American Stories: Donald Sturm
    • Radio story featuring alumnus and former trustee Donald Sturm.
• September
  • People Magazine - Former Inmate Who Faced 300 Years Behind Bars Learned He Had a Traumatic Brain Injury — Now He’s Helping Others (Exclusive)
    • Story features Kim Gorgens and her research surrounding the prevalence of traumatic brain injuries in Colorado county jail population.
  • Associated Press - Trial expected to focus on shooter's competency in 2021 Colorado supermarket massacre
    • Story quotes Karen Steinhauser, adjunct faculty in the Sturm College of Law.
  • FOX 31 - Polis signs property tax deal into law, measures removed from ballot
    • Story quotes Vivek Sah, director of the Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management. 
  • Scripps - Where you live may dictate whether you're middle-class
    • Story quotes Markus Schneider, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • NBC News - Venezuela's election crisis shows limits of U.S. administrations over the roots of migration
    • Story quotes Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • Washington Post - Maduro likely lost Venezuela’s election but refuses to leave. What now?
    • Story quotes Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • CBS Colorado - DU Pioneers Reveal Championship Hockey Ring
    • Story features DU hockey team.
  • FOX 31 - DU Students Watch Presidential Debate
    • Story features DU students.
  • Bloomberg - Business Schools Are Undergoing Unusual Change
    • Story features the Daniels College of Business and quotes Dean Naomi Boyd.
  • 9NEWS - Incredible Diverse Performances at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts
    • Television interview with Aisha Ahmad-Post, executive director of the Newman Center and Public Impact Fellow.
  • CPR - These Coloradans experiencing homelessness were given a lump sum of money – no strings attached. Here’s what happened
    • Story mentions research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • Colorado Newsline - Guaranteed income advocates rally in Denver for additional city funding
    • Story mentions research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
      
       
• October
  • American Psychological Association - Speaking of Psychology: Reducing the risks of brain injury, with Kim Gorgens, PhD
    • Radio interview with Kim Gorgens, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • 9NEWS - Tensions Rise in the Middle East as Iran Launches Attack Against Israel
    • Television interview with Gary Grappo, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • FOX 31 - Iran Launches Missile Attack on Israel
    • Story quotes Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies.
  • Denver 7 - Kroger-Albertsons merger trial begins in Colorado
    • Story quotes Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Denver Post - Denver’s affordable housing tax would make the city into an investment bank. Is it ready for that role?
    • Story quotes Jeff Engelstad, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Colorado Sun - Denver Basic Income Project could run out of funding before end of the year
    • Story mentions research conducted at the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
  • FOX 31 - University of Denver expert weighs-in on how Helene, Milton could impact hospitals
    • Story quotes Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Denver 7 - Experts explain how personal identities became intertwined with political parties
    • Story quotes Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
  • CPR - The family of a man who died in ICE custody in Aurora is suing the company that runs the detention center
    • Story quotes Elizabeth Jordan, director of the Immigration and Policy Clinic in the Sturm College of Law.
  • CPR - How to judge a judge: using judicial performance evaluations to inform your vote
    • Story quotes Brittany Kauffman, chief executive officer of the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System.
  • 9NEWS - Six DU Men's Soccer Players Ranked in College Top 100
    • Story features the DU men's soccer team.
  • CBS Colorado - University of Denver's Native Student Alliance hosts Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration
    • Story features the University of Denver.
  • CPR - Coloradans can now track more respiratory viruses with updated dashboard
    • Story mentions research conducted at the University of Denver.
  • Inside Higher Ed - Academic Success Tip: Addressing Math Anxieties
    • Story mentions the Daniels College of Business
  • Newsweek - Donald Trump's Tax Plan Trashed By Economists
    • Story quotes Markus Schneider, chair of the Department of Economics in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Houston Chronicle - The whip-poor-will has been an omen of death for centuries − what happened to this iconic bird of American horror?
    • OpEd by Jared Del Rosso, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Colorado Sun - Colorado’s 2024 ballot is very crowded. Will voters fill out every bubble?
    • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • CBS - How historical turning points shaped the United States
    • Story quotes Susan Schulten, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
• November
  • CPR - Colorado and national politics trend in opposite directions
    • Radio interview with Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • The Colorado Sun - Is a Supreme Court fight over 88-mile Uinta Basin Railway really a battle over NEPA?
    • Story quotes Wyatt Sassman, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • The Denver Post - How a secretive Catholic society admonished by Pope Francis established itself in Colorado
    • Story quotes Christy Cobb, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • BBC - Courting the Asian American Vote
    • Radio interview with Dheepa Sundaram, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Denver 7 - What the confirmation process for President-elect Trump's cabinet picks will look like
    • Story quotes Michael Greenberger, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Vox - 43 lab monkeys escaped in South Carolina. They have a legal claim to freedom.
    • OpEd by Justin Marceau, professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • CNN - Democrats Reckon With Sweeping Election Loss
    • Television interview with Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
  • STAT - The health care industry is girding for Trump’s tariffs —and pushing hard for carveouts
    • Story quotes Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Los Angeles Times - Opinion: Democrats are finger-pointing. Does the evidence support them?
    • OpEd by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.
• December
  • FOX 31 - Impacts of the doomed mega grocery store merger in Colorado 
    • Story features Jack Buffington, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • 9 NEWS - More and more people are traveling by train 
    • Story features Andrew Goetz, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
  • 9 NEWS - Trump's plan to revoke birthright citizenship would likely face court challenges 
    • Story features Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • 9 NEWS - Denver Police's robot 'dog' sparks concerns
    • Story features Kerstin Haring, assistant professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science and Public Impact Fellow.

  • Report finds University of Denver has $2.3 billion impact on Colorado's economy
    • Story includes interview with Chancellor Jeremy Haefner.
  • Denver 7 - Supreme Court hears case about transgender care for minors 
    • Television interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.
  • The Colorado Sun - Where did students’ grit go? How Colorado teachers are helping kids rebuild a core life skill. 
    • Story quotes Angela Narayan, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.
  • Forbes - The Future Of The Hospitality Industry After Growing To $4.9 Trillion In 2024
    • Story features David Corsun and Fritz Knoebel Hospitality class.
  • FOX 31 - Could Trump expand the federal death penalty?

    • Story quotes Ian Farell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

       

2023

• January
  • The Colorado Sun - Workplace Justice and Immigration Enforcement Should Not Be Mixed - 1/1/23
    • OpEd written by Rebecca Galemba, associate professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • The New York Times - The Cheetahs Made a Kill. Then the Safari Trucks Swarmed In. - 1/4/23
    • Article quotes Phil Tedeschi, professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.
  • Denver7 - Political Expert Weighs in on Impasse Over House Speaker - 1/4/23
    • Television interview with Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Denver Post - Longtime DU Lacrosse Coach Bill Tierney to Retire After 2023 Season - 1/5/23
    • Article features the retirement announcement of DU lacrosse coach Bill Tierney
  • CNN - Got a Stash of Bed Bath & Beyond Coupons? You'd Better Use Them Soon - 1/6/23
    • Article quotes Ali Besharat, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Scripps News - New 5-Year Study Aims to Reduce the Risk of Postpartum Depression - 1/13/23
    • Television story features research by Elysia Davis, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • CNN - Covid Broke Supply Chains. Now on the Mend, Can They Withstand Another Shock? - 1/16/23
    • Article quotes Jack Buffington, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Scripps News - Physical Therapy Helping to Treat Long COVID - 1/17/23
    • Television story features research by Bradley Davidson, associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science.
  • Denver7 - Snow Day Sends Denver Metro Area Parents into a Scramble - 1/18/23
    • Television interview with Kerry Mitchell, teaching assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Colorado Sun - Why We Should Tax the Rich, Instead of Eliminating Income Taxes in Colorado - 1/23/23
    • Article quotes George DeMartino, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • Scripps News - Man Planned on Using AI-Powered Lawyer in Court; Then He Started Getting Threats - 1/24/23
    • Television interview with Kerstin Haring, assistant professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science.
  • Denver7 - Park Hill Golf Course: A Timeline of its Complex History as the Denver Community Decides its Future - 1/24/23
    • Article quotes Ali Besharat, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The Denver Post - DU and Colorado College hockey have different short-term ambitions, but same exposure to be gained from Gold Pan rivalry at Ball Arena - 1/25/23
    • Article features the DU Hockey game against Colorado College at Ball Arena.
• February
  • FOX31 - Chinese Not to be Trusted on Balloon Story - 2/4/23
    • Television interview with Suisheng Zhao, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • 9NEWS - How Would Raising the Debt Ceiling Affect the Economy? - 2/6/23
    • Television interview with Markus Schneider, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Denver Post - Colorado Schools Brace for Artificial Intelligence Such as ChatGPT: "This is Going to be Huge" - 2/10/23
    • Article quotes Leslie Cramblet Alvarez, director of the Office of Teaching and Learning.
  • FOX31 - China Expert Reacts to Another Object Shot Down Over U.S. - 2/10/23
    • Television interview with Suisheng Zhao, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • Westword - DU's Ready for American Hospitality Program Hosting Public Good Gala - 2/20/23
    • Article features the Ready for American Hospitality program in the Daniels College of Business.
  • The New York Times - 2 Teens' Deaths Underscore Dangers of 'Subway Surfing' - 2/21/23
    • Article quotes Kim Gorgens, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
  • Denver7 - University of Denver Program Helps Refugees Enter Hospitality Industry - 2/22/23
    • Television story features the Ready for American Hospitality program in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Los Angeles Times - Sailor Grabbed Gun Barrel to End Club Q Shooting, Detective Testifies - 2/22/23
    • Articles quotes Karen Steinhauser, adjunct faculty in the Sturm College of Law.
  • BBC - UN's Middle East Envoy - 2/24/23
    • Television interview with Nader Hashemi, associate professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • The Denver Post - "Dream Come True" Program at DU Trains Newly Arrived Refugees in American Hospitality Management - 2/26/23
    • Article features the Ready for American Hospitality program in the Daniels College of Business.
• March
  • Axios - DU Study Finds Long COVID Patients Could Benefit From Concussion Treatment - 3/3/23
    • Article features research by Brad Davidson, associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science.
  • TIME - Why Wouldn't a Couple Like George and Kellyanne Conway Divorce Sooner? Therapists Weigh In - 3/7/23
    • Article quotes Scott Stanley, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • U.S. News & World Report - The Cycle of Poverty and Its Traps That Keep You Poor - 3/8/23
    • Article quotes Jennifer Greenfield, professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.
  • Denver7 - Teen Hopes Her Story Will Encourage Lawmakers to Require More Domestic Violence Training for Court Personnel - 3/10/23
    • Television interview with Tammy Kuennen, professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • 9NEWS - University of Denver Gives Sound Financial Advice to Teens - 3/10/23
    • Television story features program that is delivering financial literacy classes to high school students.
  • POLITICO - Trump is Losing His Grip on the Grassroots - 3/10/23
    • Article features research by Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • Bloomberg - Gen Z Couples are Shacking Up at Record Rates - 3/15/23
    • Article quotes Galena Rhoades, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • 9NEWS - Fines Paid For Mental Health Patient Backlog Will be Used to Fund New Programs - 3/27/23
    • Television interview with Jennifer McMahon, director of the Denver FIRST program.
  • Scripps News - Using Palm Scanning Tech to Pay Raises Privacy Concerns - 3/31/23
    • Article quotes Sanchari Das, assistant professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science.
• April
  • 9NEWS - University of Denver's Mountain Campus Provides Students Outside Experience - 4/2/23
    • Television story features interterm programming at the James C. Kennedy Mountain Campus.
  • The Colorado Sun - Youth Center Staff Often Helpless to Prevent Kids From Running Away Due to Colorado Law, Study Finds - 4/4/23
    • Article features research conducted by the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab.
  • U.S. News & World Report - What is Atypical Anorexia? - 4/6/23
    • Article quotes Erin Harrop, assistant professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.
  • 9NEWS - A Clearer Look at Lead Pipes in Colorado, and Efforts to Fix Them - 4/6/23
    • Television interview with Julia Roncoroni, associate professor in the Morgridge College of Education.
  • 9NEWS - Accountant Shortage Blamed on Fewer Students Choosing the Profession - 4/10/23
    • Television interview with Sharon Lassar, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Colorado Public Radio - Latinos Plead Guilty More Often Than White or Black People in Colorado - 4/12/23
    • Article features research taking place by the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab.
  • The Denver Post - Lynnzee Brown Caps Illustrious College Gymnastics Career at NCAA Championships as DU's Season Comes to Close - 4/13/23
    • Article features the performance of the gymnastics team and student-athlete Lynnzee Brown.
  • CBS News - As Tax Day Looms, Country Faces Nationwide Accountant Shortage - 4/15/23
    • Radio interview with Sharon Lassar, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
  • Axios - The (Unofficial) 2024 Election: Why Some Presidential Hopefuls Wait to Announce - 4/22/23
    • Articles quotes Seth Masket, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
  • The Colorado Sun - Depressed? Anxious? Colorado's Front Range Air Pollution May be a Factor - 4/27/23
    • Articles quotes Kristen Greenwald, adjunct professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.
  • The New York Times - A Towering, Terrifying Demon Horse Isn't Even the Weirdest Part - 4/29/23
    • Article quotes Sarah Magnatta, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
• May
  • The Denver Post – No Choice But For Big Cuts Along the Colorado River Basin – 5/1/23 
    • OpEd by Ved Nanda, professor in School of International Studies. 
  • TIME - Private Security Guards Are Replacing Police Across America 5/2/23 
    • Article quotes Deborah Avant, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
  • ABC News – Culture Wars Intensify as Legislators Face Censures, Expulsions 5/3/23 
    • Article quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics. 
  • Denver 7 – Colorado Supreme Court to Hear Arguments About Google Keyword Search That Led Denver PD to Arson Suspects – 5/3/23 
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law. 
  • Why Are Colorado’s Women and Minority Founders Underinvested? Researchers Launch Study to Find Out – 5/8/23 
    • Article features research conducted by Melissa Akaka, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business and Public Impact Fellow.  
  • POLITICO – The Trendlines DeSantis Doesn’t Want to See – 5/9/23 
    • Article written by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics. 
  • The Denver Post - Newman Center Presents and Friends of Chamber Music Will Bring Diverse, Audience-Challenging Offerings to Denver – 5/12/23 
    • Article quotes Aisha-Ahmad Post, executive director of the Newman Center for Performing Arts. 
  • 9News - Title 41 Expiration Could Lead to More ICE Detainment – 5/13/23 
    • Story quotes Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law.
  • MSNBC – Tim Scott May Have to Play By Trump’s Rules if He Wants a Shot in 2024 – 5/22/23 
    • OpEd by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics. 
  • The Denver Post - Undefeated DU Women’s Lacrosse Not Satisfied with Cinderella Ride to First Final Four “Love the Doubters, and We Love Proving Them Wrong” - 5/24/23 
    • Story features DU women’s lacrosse team. 
  • 9NEWS - Hot Pink Defense Leads DU Pioneers to Hot Season - 5/24/23
    • Story features DU women’s lacrosse team. 
  • The Colorado Sun – Colorado and its Cities End Up on a lot of “Best-Of” Lists. Here’s How Those Rankings Hijack Your Brain – 5/28/23 
    • Article quotes Ali Besharat, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business. 
  • The Hill - The BiPartisan Bill That Could Heal the Mental Health Effects of Climate Change – 5/29/23 
    • OpEd by Lisa Reyes Mason, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work. 

   

• June
  • The Denver Post – DU Graduates Each Receive Surprise $500 Gift From Homebuilder Pat Hamill – 6/10/23 
    • Story features the University of Denver. 
  • The Washington Post – How the Canadian Wildfire Smoke Could Shift Americans’ Views on Climate – 6/11/23 
    • Article quotes Tiamo Katsonga-Phiri, director of the Trauma Disaster Recovery Clinic. 
  • CBS Colorado – Pat Hamill Gives Every Graduate During University of Denver Commencement Surprise Gift of $500 – 6/12/23 
    • Story features the University of Denver. 
  • 9NEWS – Mom Facing Charges in Baby’s Death Says Sleep Deprivation ‘Changed Her Ability to Function’ - 6/13/23 
    • Story quotes Angela Narayan, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. 
  • Al Jazeera – How Are the US Sanctions Affecting Life in Venezuela? - 6/13/23 
    • Television interview with Franscisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.   
  • Axios - “It’s Gotten Much More Complicated”: GOP’s Post-Roe Abortion Catch-22 – 6/27/23 
    • Article quotes Joshua Wilson, professor and chair of the Department of Political Science.  
  • The Denver Post – Long COVID Patients in Colorado are Still Struggling as the World Moves On: “We’re Fighting for our Lives” - 6/28/23 
    • Article features research conducted by Brad Davidson, associate professor in the Ritchie School of Engineering and Daniel Linseman, professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.  
  • KOA Radio – DU Professor Ian Farrell Talks Recent Supreme Court Decisions – 6/28/23 
    • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law. 
  • FOX 31 – Supreme Court Overturns Precedent on Affirmative Action – 6/29/23 
    • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law. 
  • Denver 7 – Landmark SCOTUS Decision Strikes Down Affirmative Action on College Campuses – 6/29/23 
    • Story quotes Sara Chatfield, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.   
  • KOA Radio – DU Law Professor Ian Farrell Talks about the Latest Rulings from SCOTUS – 6/30/23  
    • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law. 
• July

  Colorado Public Radio - First-degree Murder Suspects Can Now Post Bond In Colorado - Some Politicians Want To Change That - 7/7/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  The New York Times - How to Talk About Marital Unhappiness Before It's Too Late - 7/5/23

  • Article quotes Galena Rhoades, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  The Denver Post - Twitter Limits That Snarled NWS July Fourth Storm-tracking Raise Public Safety Concerns - 7/6/23

  • Article quotes Lynn Schofield-Clark, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  Denver Business Journal - Denver's famed 'Cash Register Building' value tumbles 35% as office market struggles - 7/7/23

  • Article quotes Vivek Sah, director of the Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate & Construction Management.

  CNN - Family Game Night May Also Be Sculpting Kids' Math Abilities, Study Shows - 7/10/23

  • Article quotes Doug Clements, professor in the Morgridge College of Education.

  Denver 7 - Taylor Swift, Marketing Genius: How Singer's Business Savvy Has Created 'Eras' Tour Craze - 7/14/23

  • Story quotes Melissa Akaka, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  CNN - New Video Appears to Show Wagner's Founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin in Belarus - 7/20/23

  • Television interview with Michael Moran, adjunct faculty in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  The Colorado Sun - Experiment to Pay Denver's Homeless Has Reached $5 Million and 846 People - 7/20/23

  • Article cites research conducted by Daniel Brisson and the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.

  Scripps News - Thanks to Inflation, Buffet Restaurants are Popular Again - 7/26/23

  • Story quotes David Corsun, director of the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management.

  9NEWS - Bail Set at $1 Million for Man Accused of Plotting Murder to Cover up Payroll Scheme - 7/28/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law.
• August

  Huffington Post - Heat Waves Impact Your Mental Health, Too. Here's How. - 8/1/23

  • Article quotes Kim Gorgens, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.

  Inside Higher Ed - Campus Campaign Uses Dogs as Awareness Hook, Teaches Students to Catch a Phish - 8/3/23

  • Article features the University of Denver's successful cybersecurity campaign.

  NBC TODAY - Child Psychologists Share 4 Ways They Help Their Kids With Disappointment - And 1 Thing To Avoid - 8/10/23

  • Story quotes Angela Narayan, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  9NEWS - Loophole Allows Boebert To Blast Back Against Attack Ad - 8/11/23

  • Story quotes Sara Chatfield, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  The Washington Post - How to Make Tough Choices in Relationships - 8/11/23

  • Article quotes Scott Stanley, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  CNBC - Partnered People Have More 'Value On The Mating Market' - here's Why, According To A Commitment Researcher - 8/4/23

  • Article quotes Scott Stanley, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  NBC TODAY - Child psychologists share the No. 1 life lesson they're teaching their kids - 8/17/23

  • Story quotes Angela Narayan, associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  The Denver Business Journal - Under the Microscope: As The Wage Gaps Grow, So Does Public Frustration. Should Colorado Companies Pay Attention? - 8/21/23

  • Article features research conducted by Ali Besharat, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  The Denver Post - The Nazis Plundered Scores Of Artworks From Jewish Families. This Colorado Program Wants To Unspool The Web - 8/23/23

  • Article features DU's Nazi-Era Art Provenance Research training program and Elizabeth Campbell, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  CNN - A Look at the Wagner Chief's Presumed Death in Plane Crash - 8/24/23

  • Television interview with Michael Moran, adjunct faculty in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  9NEWS - Newman Center for the Performing Arts - It's a New Season! - 8/29/23

  • Television interview with Aisha Ahmad-Post, executive director of the Newman Center.

  CBS Colorado - Newman Center for the Performing Arts Excited for New Season - 8/31/23

  • Television interview with Aisha Ahmad-Post, executive director of the Newman Center.

  Denver Business Journal - Brookfield Pledged Tens Of Millions In Cash, Future Profit Growth To Refinance An Iconic Denver Skyscraper - 8/29/23

  • Article quotes Glenn Mueller, professor in the Daniels College of Business.
• September

  Denver 7 - Denver Police Museum holds memorial Tuesday for 1919 detective killed in action - 9/1/23

  • Story quotes Jeanne Abrams, professor in the University Libraries.

  CBS Colorado - Huge Nebraska Crowd Starts New Conversation About Popularity Of Women's Sports - 9/2/23

  • Story features DU women's volleyball team.

  9NEWS - 'This Was the Beginning of Our Story': Couple Holds Wedding Ceremony in College Classroom - 9/3/23

  • Television story features Trevor and Lexxa Bazley, Daniels College of Business alumni who got married in the classroom where they met.

  FOX 31 - Residents Push Back Against Denver Mayor's Short-Term Housing Sites - 9/4/23

  • Story mentions research conducted at the University of Denver.

  KOA Radio - DU Student-Run Radio Station to Launch This Fall - 9/5/23

  • Radio interview with student April Friesen, co-president of DU Radio Station Club.

  CBS Colorado - Denver Animal Shelter Hires Social Worker to Support Overall Efforts, Animals Surrendered to Shelter - 9/5/23

  • Story features Graduate School of Social Work alumna Josie Pigeon.

  FOX 31 - DU Thrift Shop Opens as Students Move-In - 9/5/23

  • Story features DU's Center for Sustainability and quotes Julia Senecal, assistant director at the Center.

  The Colorado Sun - Colorado's County-Administered SNAP System is Flawed, Advocacy Groups Say - 9/6/23

  • Story mentions Sturm College of Law students.

  FOX 31 - Several Colorado Colleges Make Forbes Top College's List - 9/6/23

  • Story mentions University of Denver.

  FOX 31 - 2 Colorado Campuses Named Among Most Beautiful in US - 9/6/23

  • Story mentions University of Denver.

  The Denver Post - These DU Alums Found Love in Their Accounting Classroom. Ten Years Later, They Got Married There. - 9/7/23

  • Story features Trevor and Lexxa Bazley, Daniels College of Business alumni who got married in the classroom where they met.

  Forbes - US Sanctions Driving Oil Supply Squeeze With OPEC+ Cuts - 9/7/23

  • Article cites research conducted by Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  Denverite - Meet the Denver Animal Shelter's First Social Worker. Her Job is To Help People Keep Their Pets Well Cared for and at Home - 9/8/23

  • Article features Graduate School of Social Work alumna Josie Pigeon.

  The Colorado Sun - Leadville's Courtney Dauwalter Wins Unprecedented "Triple Crown" of Ultrarunning - 9/8/23

  • Article features alumna Courtney Dauwalter.

  FOX 31 - Colorado Likely to see Nearly $40 Million From Home Openers

  • Story quotes Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  Colorado Springs Gazette - Colorado's Citizen-Legislature Clashes with Financial Realities - 9/9/23

  • Article quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  FOX 31 - Will 'Insurrection' Claims Against Trump be Successful? - 9/10/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  Colorado Newsline - Rising Crime Rhetoric Persists in Colorado. Data Tells a Different Story - 9/11/23

  • Article quotes Lisa Pasko, associate professor and chair of the Department of Sociology and Criminology.

  The Denver Post - Denver's Homeless Micro-communities: Potential Locations, Sobriety Rules and more FAQs - 9/11/23

  • Article mentions research conducted by the University of Denver

  Politico - A New Survey Shows Key Republicans Are Open to a Trump Alternative - 9/13/23

  • Article features research conducted by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  PBS - Evolution Earth, Islands - 9/13/23

  • Television story features research conducted by Robin Tinghitella, associate professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.

  Colorado Sun - Colorado's Universal Preschool Standards Set Low Bar, Experts say - 9/14/23

  • Story quotes Meg Franko, director of early childhood initiatives at the Butler Institute for Families.

  ABA Journal - Criminal Charges Add Twist to Trump Lawyers' Disciplinary Cases - 9/14/23

  • Article quotes Eli Wald, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  The Denver Business Journal - Plant-Based Robot Chef Makes US Debut at University of Denver (Photos) - 9/13/23

  • Story features the University of Denver.

  The Denver Gazette - Denver Pioneers Hockey Picked to Win NCHC Again: Colorado Sunshine - 9/13/23

  • Story features the DU hockey team.

  The Denver Post - More People are Overdosing in Denver's Public Spaces as Bystanders Increasingly Act as First Responders - 9/14/23

  • Article quotes Kim Gorgens, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.

  The Hill - Coups are making a comeback - 9/14/23

  • OpEd written by Collin Meisel and Kylie McKee of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures.

  Scripps News - Why 'food halls' are the hottest new dining trend in the US - 9/15/23

  • Story quotes David Corsun, associate professor and director of the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management in the Daniels College of Business.

  ABC - The GOP Nomination May Be More Competitive Than it Seems - 9/15/23

  • Radio interview with Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  Deseret News - On Building Families - 9/15/23

  • Interview with Galena Rhoades, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  CBS Colorado - New Official Name for 14er Closest to Denver is Mount Blue Sky, a "Huge Step" for Colorado's Indigenous Community - 9/16/23

  • Story cites research conducted by the University of Denver.

  BBC - Libya Floods, Pilgrimage to the City of Uman, Racial Injustice in the Church - 9/17/23

  • Radio interview with Dheepa Sundaram, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  Going Concern - Keeping the 150 Hour Rule Is Making the Profession's Diversity Problem More Pronounced - 9/18/23

  • OpEd by Sharon Lassar, professor and director of the School of Accountancy

  Axios - Why Robots Won't Replace Restaurant Serves Anytime Soon - 9/19/23

  • Article mentions the University of Denver.

  The Washington Post - The Geography of Working From Home Begins to Shift Again - 9/19/23

  • Article mentions the University of Denver.

  9NEWS - What if Colorado Fails to Meet the Wolf Reintroduction Deadline? - 9/20/23

  • Story quotes Kevin Lynch, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  Denver 7 - Justice with Jessica: Planning Ahead After Alzheimer's Diagnosis - 9/20/23

  • Story quotes Eric Chess, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  Denver 7 - Denver Public Schools Joins Lawsuit Against Social Media Giants - 9/21/23

  • Story quotes Jena Doom, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  The Denver Post - Denver, Already Facing a Glut of Office Space, May Soon Find Itself With Too Many Apartments - 9/22/23

  • Article cites research conducted by Glen Mueller, professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  FOX 31 - Communities Look to ADUs to Help Housing Crisis - 9/22/23

  • Story quotes Jeff Engelstad, professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  9NEWS - Art Exhibit Wants to Shine a Light on Faces and Stories of People Lost to Drug Addiction - 9/25/23

  • Story features the INTO LIGHT Project exhibition in collaboration with the University of Denver.

  Westword - Plant-Based Robot Chef SavorEat Launches in the U.S. at the University of Denver - 9/26/23

  • Story mentions the University of Denver.

  CBS Colorado - Political Science Specialist Breaks Down What to Expect in GOP Debate - 9/27/23

  • Television interview with Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  Denverite - Finding a Restroom of Water Fountain Isn't Easy If You Don't Have a Home. A New Report Shows How the Unhoused Get By - 9/28/23

  • Article cites research conducted by University of Denver students.

  FOX 31 - Access to Water and Restrooms Study Released in Denver

  • Story cites research conducted by University of Denver students.

  Colorado Sun- Why a Lawsuit Against Colorado's Abortion Pill "Reversal" Law Could be a Really Big Deal - 9/29/23

  • Article quotes Joshua Wilson, professor and chair of the department of political science in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
• October

  Denver Gazette - PERA - Forgotten But Not Gone - 10/1/23

  • OpEd by Daniels College of Business alumnus Joshua Sharf

  Westword - Denver's Homeless Residents Have No Place to Go (to the Bathroom) - 10/2/23

  • Article features research conducted by the University of Denver.

  Associated Press - Colorado high court to hear case against Christian baker who refused to make LGBTQ themed cake - 10/3/23

  • Article quotes Alan Chen, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  Bloomberg - Conservative Groups Scored Big Supreme Court Wins. Now They're Trying to Do it Again - 10/3/23

  • Article quotes Joshua Wilson, professor and chair of the Department of Political Science in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  9NEWS - Newman Center for the Performing Arts - Get Your Kids Into the Arts! - 10/3/23

  • Television interview with Luke Wachter, associate director of educational initiatives for the Newman Center for the Performing Arts.

  Business Insider - Denver Experimented with Giving People $1,000 a Month. It Reduced Homelessness and Increased Full-Time Employment, A Study Found. - 10/5/23

  • Story features research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.

  Colorado Sun - How Does Colorado Solve its Homelessness Problem? Here are Three Programs that Could Help. - 10/5/23

  • Story mentions research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.

  Denver 7 - "Cash is Freedom": Denver Experiment With Basic Income for Homeless Gets City Council Support - 10/7/23

  • Story features research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.

  Los Angeles Times - Gov. Newsom Vetoes Bill Banning Caste Discrimination in the Workplace, Housing and Beyond - 10/7/23

  • Article quotes Dheepa Sundaram, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  The Hill - Crisis Not Averted - Child Care Worries Intensify - 10/7/23

  • OpEd by Jennifer Greenfield, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work. 

  CNN - U.S. Vows to Support Israel Following Attack by Hamas - 10/8/23

  • Television interview with Michael Moran, adjunct faculty at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  AP - The Israel-Hamas War: No Matter Who Loses, Iran Wins - 10/8/23

  • OpEd by doctoral student Aaron Pilkington. 

  The Denver Post - For Buium Brothers and DU Hockey, This Season is all About Becoming College Hockey's Undisputed Juggernaut - 10/8/23

  • Article features DU hockey players Shai Buium and Zeev Buium.

  Forbes - Citgo to Settle or Auctioned by Friday - 10/9/23

  • Article quotes Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  FOX 31 - Denver Announces Location for First Micro-Community - 10/9/23

  • Story cites research conducted by the University of Denver.

  Denver 7 - Denver Expert Calls War Between Israel, Hamas Unprecedented - 10/9/23

  • Story quotes Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies.

  FOX 31 - Denver Announces Location for First Micro-Community - 10/9/23

  • Story cites research conducted at the University of Denver

  Forbes - Citgo to Settle or Auctioned by Friday - 10/9/23

  • Article cites Francisco Rodriguez, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  USA TODAY - Some colleges pull students from study abroad programs in response to Israel-Hamas war -  10/11/23

  • Article quotes Adam Rovner, director for the Center of Judaic Studies

  AP - State finances seemingly improved but were cushioned by federal funds - 10/11/23 

  • Article features report conducted by the School of Accountancy in the Daniels College of Business.

  CNN - How does Hamas get its weapons? A mix of ingenuity, resourcefulness and a key overseas mentor - 10/11/23 

  • Article quotes Josef Korbel School of International Studies doctoral student Aaron Pilkington.

  NBC News - The percentage of Asian Americans who are religious has declined, new study finds - 10/11/23 

  • Article quotes Dheepa Sundaram, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

  9News - Culture Report | University of Denver professor weighs in on the Israel-Palestine conflict and the impacts of the war after the Hamas attack - 10/13/23

  • Story quotes Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies.

  Denver Gazette - A food revolution continues at Tocabe, Denver's home of Indigenous eats | Craving Colorado - 10/13/23

  • Article features alumnus Ben Jacobs.

  9News - Denver students to camp out for Pioneers hockey tickets - 10/13/23

  • Story features the University of Denver.

  Denver 7 - DU Students Brave the Cold for Chance at Free Season Hockey Tickets 10/14/23

  • Story features DU students. 

  9 News- If you're an Xcel Energy customer, here's what you need to know about your bill - 10/14/23

  • Story quotes Mac Clouse, professor in the department of finance in the Daniels College of Business.

  FOX 31 - COLORADO POINT OF VIEW: Parents warned to be careful about social media use during wartime - 10/15/23

  • Television interview with Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies. 

  Denver 7 - Colorado Supreme Court ruled in favor of reverse-keyword search Denver Police used to track arson suspects - 10/16/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  USNWR - 12 Stores With the Best and Worst Return Policies - 10/16/23

  • Story quotes Melissa Akaka, associate dean for research and professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  Inside Higher Ed - Paying Undergrad Mental Health Workers - 10/17/23

  • Article features the University of Denver.

  Chalkbeat Colorado - Denver is creating a Black Student Success team to spread effective strategies to its schools - 10/17/23

  • Story cites research conducted at the University of Denver.

  KOA - International Security Expert Talks Hostage Situation in Gaza - 10/18/23

  • Radio interview with Gary Grappo, distinguished fellow in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies. 

  FOX 31 - Reported hate crimes reach record high in Colorado - 10/19/23

  • Story mentions the University of Denver.

  9 News - ACT scores drop for sixth consecutive year - 10/19/23 

  • Story features the success of the University of Denver's test-optional application process and quotes Derek DuBose, associate vice chancellor for enrollment. 

  FOX 31- Republicans voice opposition to temporarily empowering acting speaker - 10/19/23

  • Story quotes Phil Chen, assistant professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.

  AP - after 189 bodies were found in Colorado funeral home, evidence suggests families received fake ashes - 10/19/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Bloomberg Radio: Israel-Hamas War Latest - 10/20/23

  •  Radio interview with Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies.

  Slate - What Do You Do When You’re Done Being an Athlete? - 10/21/23

  • Story quotes Jamie Shapiro, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.

  Denver Gazette - No. 2 Denver hockey picks up win over No. 3 Boston College in weekend split in New England - 10/22/23

  • Story features the the DU hockey team.

  Boston Globe - Denver’s visit to New England had the local college hockey fans pumped up - 10/23/23

  • Article features the DU hockey team.

  Bloomberg - NCAA Student Athletes as Employees Case Is ‘Pandora’s Box’ (1) - 10/25/23

  • Story quotes Roberto Corrada, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  CPR - How a death in an Aurora ICE detention facility derailed a Nicaraguan family’s dream - 10/26/23

  • Story quotes Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  The Longmont Leader - University of Denver partners with Green Flower to educate cannabis workforce - 10/26/23

  • Story features the University of Denver.

  9 News - DU professor explains two-state solution - 10/26/23

  • Television interview with Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies.

  The Denver Post - How do you vanquish evil entities? For this Denver exorcist, the devil is in the details - 10/27/23

  • Story quotes Mark Neyrinck, adjunct professor in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.

  USNWR - 12 Documents to Prepare Now for Your Heirs - 10/27/23

  • Story quotes Lucy Marsh, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  The Denver Post ritical minerals Pump the brakes on seabed mining in international waters - 10/28/23

  • OpEd by Ved Nanda, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  USA Today - One city’s surprising tactic to reduce gun violence: solving more nonfatal shootings - 10/30/23

  • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Story quotes Ajenai Clemmons, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies and Public Impact Fellow.

  Christian Science Monitor - Amid migrant increase, newcomers and Coloradans adapt - 10/30/23

  • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Article quotes Elizabeth Jordan, visiting assistant professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  ​​​​​​​Denver 7 - Trial to Keep Trump Off the Ballot in Colorado Begins - 10/30/23

  • ​​​​​​​Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  ​​​​​​​AP - Outraised And Embattled, Lauren Boebert Heads Back To Colorado With A Revamped Campaign Strategy - 10/30/23

  • ​​​​​​​Article quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  ​​​​​​​9 News - Colorado’s Warranty of Habitability law protecting tenants' rights to stay warm - 10/31/23

  • ​​​​​​​Story mentions the University of Denver.

  ​​​​​​​The Chronicle of Higher Education - Carnegie Is Changing How It Classifies R1 Institutions. Will Your University Make the Cut? - 10/31/23

  • ​​​​​​​Article quotes Cecilia Orphan, associate professor in the Morgridge College of Education and Public Impact Fellow.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
• November

  The Denver Post - As Midwesterners move to Colorado, is Denver destined to become the next Chicago? - 11/1/23

  • Article mentions the University of Denver.

  KOA - Constitutional Law Professor at DU Ian Farrell discusses the Trump ballot access case - 11/1/23

  • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  USA TODAY - What are the 401(k) contribution limits for 2024? - 11/1/23

  • Story quotes Paul Harrison, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  Colorado Springs Gazette - Colorado College ready for big stage as conference opener against longstanding rival Denver looms - 11/2/23

  • Article features DU men's hockey team.

  The Denver Post - Welcome to Denver’s Rivalry Weekend: Bronze Boot, Gold Pan, Commander in Chief trophies all up for grabs. Records go out the window when Centennial State pride is on the line - 11/2/23

  • Article quotes former DU hockey player Gabe Levin.

  Scripps News - Some Minnesota voters want Trump off the ballot for 2024 -11/2/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  The Economist - Singapore’s biggest money-laundering case has links to Chinese gamblers - 11/2/23

  • Story quotes Alvin Camba, assistant professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  The Colorado Sun - Colorado is losing track of foster kids who run away, new report says - 11/3/23

  • Article mentions the University of Denver's Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab.

  FOX 31- DU Women's Triathlon Team Heads to National Championship - 11/3/23

  • Television interview with DU women's triathlon team.

  Denver 7 - DU Hockey Setting the Gold Standard - 11/3/23

  • Story features the DU men's hockey team.

  Denver Gazette - Can Downtown Denver come back? - 11/3/23

  • Article quotes Glenn Mueller, professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  Forbes - Hospitality College Students Go On A Quest To Find Themselves And Predict The Future Of A $4.7T Industry - 11/3/23

  • Article features the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management.

  The Denver Post - Denver 6, Colorado College 1 After slow start, Pios light up - 11/3/23

  • Article features DU men's hockey team.

  The Intercept - Animal Rights Activist Convicted of Felony for Rescuing Sick Chickens - 11/4/23

  • Article quotes Justin Marceau, a professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  The Denver Gazette - Colorado College finds silver lining in loss, as Denver retains Gold Pan with 5-1 win at Robson - 11/4/23

  • Article features the DU men's hockey team.

  The Denver Post - Migration and oil Lifting sanctions from Venezuela just might work - 11/4/23

  • OpEd by Ved Nanda, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  Colorado Springs Gazette - Colorado AG, Supreme Court justice speak at summit about challenges facing democracy - 11/6/23

  • Story features the Democracy Summit hosted by the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  The Los Angeles Times - Opinion: Biden is losing to Trump in a new poll. Does that pass the smell test? - 11/7/23

  • OpEd by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  The Washington Post - The  Middle East’s sports takeover started in Dubai - 11/7/23

  • Article quotes Micheline Ishay, professor and director of the Center for Middle East Studies.

  The Denver Post - Logan O’Connor continues NHL come-up by emerging as pillar for Avs early in season: “He’s probably been our best player" - 11/7/23

  • Article features former DU hockey player Logan O'Connor.

  CNN - Takeaways from Third GOP Presidential Debate - 11/9/23

  • Television interview with Michael Moran, adjunct faculty in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  Vox - You’re more likely to go to prison for exposing animal cruelty than for committing it - 11/9/23

  • Article quotes Justin Marceau, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  Scripps News - Michigan is the latest state to file lawsuit against Trump on ballots - 11/9/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Politico - The Door is Closing for Trump’s Opponents - 11/10/23

  • OpEd by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  The Denver Gazette - Vulnerable Biden faces death by a thousand cuts of third-party candidates - 11/13/23

  • Article quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics. 

  Colorado Politics - The 2023 Election Recap (feat. Seth Masket) - 11/13/23

  • Article quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  Denver 7 - New research shows your car is spying on your every move, including your sex life - 11/13/23

  • Story quotes Bernard Chao, professor in the Sturm College of Law. 

  CNN - Wooing business leaders and avoiding conflict: What’s on Xi’s agenda as the Chinese leader heads to California - 11/14/23

  • Article quotes Suisheng Zhao, professor at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  Denver 7 - $7,500 cash transfers have major impact in reducing homelessness - 11/14/23

  • Story mentions research conducted at the University of Denver.

  Scripps News - Thanksgiving meals expected to be cheaper this year - 11/15/23

  • Story quotes Mac Clouse, professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  The Washington Post - Oregon’s new bar-exam alternative is the first of its kind - 11/16/23

  • Story quotes Logan Cornett, director of research at the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System.

  The New York Times - College Board Pushes A.P. Courses and Tests, Even as They Fail Some Students - 11/18/23

  • Story quotes Kristen Klopfenstein, director of the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab.

  The Denver Post - No-strings cash provided to homeless people through pilot program has saved lives, participants say - 11/20/23

  • Story features research conducted by the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research. 

  KOA - DU Law Professor Ian Farrell talks about Donald Trump on the Colorado ballot - 11/20/23

  • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow. 

  CBS Colorado - DU Athletics partners with CBS Colorado's Together for Colorado Toy Drive - 11/20/23

  • Television interview with DU cheer team.

  ColoradoBiz - Colorado College’s Bold Move: Breaking Free from U.S. News College Rankings - 11/21/23

  • Story quotes Corinne Lengsfeld, senior vice provost for research and graduate education.

  The Denver Gazette - Denver slaughterhouse needlessly harms workers, earth - 11/22/23

  • Story quotes Justin Marceau, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  9NEWS - Inking the closure: How a DU basketball player finds peace through art, hoops, and mentorship - 11/22/23

  • Story features student-athlete Jordan Jones. 

  FOX 31- Is traditional holiday shopping making a comeback? - 11/23/23

  • Story quotes Melissa Akaka, professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  Denver Business Journal - MBA enrollment is down. Here’s why these Colorado schools aren’t worried - 11/27/23

  • Story quotes Vivek Choudhury, dean of the Daniels College of Business.

  The Denver Post - Opinion: Hot, rainy and extreme. What explains the crazy Colorado weather in 2023? - 11/28/23

  • OpEd by Ved Nanda, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  The New York Times - Has No Labels Become a Stalking Horse for Trump? - 11/29/23

  • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  The New York Times - Criminal Trial of Paramedics Opens in the Death of Elijah McClain - 11/29/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Vox - Justin Marceau is defending a new generation of animal rights activists - 11/29/23

  • Story features Justin Marceau, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  RealClearWire - Night of the Living Ed: Zombie Public Schools, Drained of Pandemic Lifeblood, Haunt the Land - 11/29/23

  • Story quotes William Anderson, assistant professor in the Morgridge College of Education.
• December

  TIME - Can China's Baby Bust Be Reversed? Don't Count On It - 12/1/23

  • OpEd written by Collin Meisel, associate director of geopolitical analysis at the Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures and Public Impact Fellow.

  BizWest - Where's the Love? - 12/3/23

  • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  Reuters - Column: Sandra Day O'Connor's unfinished legacy of judicial election reform - 12/4/23

  • Story mentions the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System.

  Denver Gazette - Who's weighing in on Trump's ballot eligibility before the Colorado Supreme Court? - 12/6/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  USA Today - Not just the Supreme Court: Ethics troubles plague state high courts, too - 12/7/23

  • Story mentions research conducted by the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System.

  KOA - DU Law Professor Ian Farrell discusses Donald Trump on the Colorado ballot - 12/7/23

  • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  CBS Colorado - Pioneer Cheer Squad shapes next generation cheerleaders - 12/8/23

  • Story features DU cheer team.

  Denver Post - Denver men's soccer midfielder Sam Bassett named second-team All-American - 12/9/23

  • Story features student-athlete Sam Bassett.

  Associated Press - Embattled wolves gain a new frontier in Democratic Colorado. The move is stoking political tensions - 12/10/23

  • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  MSNBC - Let's not ignore the real reason Democrats struggle with white working class voters - 12/11/23

  • OpEd by Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  CNN - What awaits Dzhokhar Tsarnaev if he's sent to Supermax prison? - 12/11/23

  • Story quotes Laura Rovner, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  NPR - Central banks in U.S. and Europe to weigh interest rates this week - 12/11/23

  • Story quotes Ilene Grabel, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  Denver 7 - 'I'm not stupid': More Armstrong Steel customers refused to sign settlement agreements - 12/11/23

  • Story quotes Conrad Ciccotello, director of Reiman School of Finance at the Daniels College of Business.

  Denver Gazette - Tommy Bruner drives early season success for DU Pioneers as one of nation's top scorers - 12/12/23

  • Story features DU baksetball player Tommy Bruner.

  Denver Post - DU hockey coach David Carle on being favorite at 2024 World Juniors: "I'm used to having a target on our backs." - 12/12/23

  • Story features DU hockey coach David Carle.

  The Los Angeles Times - How we can break the cycle of intergenerational trauma - 12/12/23

  • Story quotes Ramona Beltran, associate professor in the Graduate School of Social Work.

  Inside Higher Ed - Nonconformists Embrace Play as a Tool for Teaching and Learning - 12/13/23

  • Story quotes David Thomas, executive director for online programs in the Office of Graduate Education, and Robert Corrada, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  The Colorado Sun - What lies beyond the finish line? Some Colorado athletes report a big, empty feeling - 12/13/23

  • Story quotes Jamie Shapiro, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.

  9News - City auditor office at odds with Denver Art Museum - 12/13/23

  • Story quotes Elizabeth Campbell, professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Public Impact Fellow.

  US News and World Report - What Is the Future of Big Law? - 12/13/23

  • Story quotes Eli Wald, professor in the Sturm College of Law.

  Al Jazeera- Young Kenyans begin boycott of Israeli brands as Gaza war goes on - 12/14/23

  • Story quotes Adam Rovner, associate professor and director of the Center for Judaic Studies.

  PBS NewsHour - Why Sandra Day O'Connor fought to end elections of judges - 12/17/23

  • Story mentions the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System (IAALS) and quotes Rebecca Love Kourlis, former founding executive director of IAALS.

  Colorado Community Media - Findings: Denver Basic Income Project shows promising results so far - 12/18/23

  • Story features the Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.

  9 News - Homeowners who signed 'predatory' listing contract get letters about company's bankruptcy

  • Story quotes Conrad Ciccotello, professor and director of the Reiman School of Finance in the Daniels College of Business.

  KOA - Rent and Real Estate Trends in Denver - 12/19/23

  • Radio interview with Ron Throupe, associate professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  Denver 7 - Former President Trump Disqualified from Colorado Ballot - 12/19/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Fox 31 - Colorado Supreme Court blocks Trump from 2024 ballot - 12/19/23

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  KOA - DU Law Prof Ian Farrell on Donald Trump being removed from the Colorado Ballot - 12/20/23

  • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Fox 31- Colorado Supreme Court Disqualifies Trump from Ballot - 12/20/23

  • Television interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Fox 31 - 'We are not going to comply': Colorado GOP pushes back on Trump ballot ruling - 12/20/23

  • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  Colorado Public Radio - Colorado voters weigh in on Trump ballot ruling as experts closely follow a rare legal journey - 12/21/23

  • Story quotes Seth Masket, professor and director of the Center on American Politics.

  Westword - New Queer-Owned Plant-Based Food Retailer Is Dishing Out Baked Goods and Vegan Chorizo - 12/22/23

  • Story features Josef Korbel School of International Studies alumnus Brandon Bishop.

  Denver 7- Breaking down the criminal charges filed against Aurora paramedics in the Elijah McClain case

  • Story quotes Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Business Insider - A Texas county plans to give low-income residents in the Houston area $500 a month as part of a universal basic income plan - 12/23/23

  • Story mentions research conducted at the University of Denver.

  NHL - United States World Juniors coach Carle inspired by "Miracle on Ice" - 12/23/23

  • Story features men's hockey coach David Carle.

  Denver Gazette - 'It's way bigger than hockey': DU Pioneers coach David Carle leading United States at world juniors - 12/24/23

  • Story features men's hockey coach David Carle.

  Forbes - Hosts Sweden Go For Gold At Hockey's 2024 World Junior Championship - 12/25/23

  • Story features men's hockey coach David Carle.

  Fox 31 - Setting Realistic New Year's Resolutions

  • Television interview with Kim Gorgens, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.

  The Denver Gazette - Rising to the challenge of the mental health crisis - 12/27/23

  • OpEd by Chancellor Jeremy Haefner and Graduate School of Professional Psychology Dean Torrey Wilson.

  KOA - How to Set New Year's ResolutionS - 12/27/23

  • Radio interview with Kim Gorgens, professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology.

  KOA - DU Law Prof Ian Farrell on Donald Trump's appeal over the Colorado ballot case - 12/28/23

  • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  Fox 31- DU professor weighs in on plastic bag, Styrofoam ban - 12/28/23

  • Television interview with Jack Buffington, assistant professor in the Daniels College of Business.

  Newsweek - Will Ukraine War End in 2024? Experts Weigh In - 12/28/23

  • Story quotes Rachel Epstein, professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.

  CPR - Soul Searching for First Responders as Two Paramedics Convicted in Elijah McClain's Death - 12/31/23

  • Radio interview with Ian Farrell, associate professor in the Sturm College of Law and Public Impact Fellow.

  5280 Magazine - Falling Flat - 12/31/23

  • Story quotes Vivek Sah, director of the Franklin Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management in the Daniels College of Business.

  ESPN - Team USA still unbeaten at world junior hockey championship - 12/31/23

  • Story features men's hockey coach David Carle.