DU Hosts Debate Event
More than 400 students from 70 universities across the country came to DU to participate in the U.S. University Debate Championship. Student volunteers helped make this the first zero waste national tournament.
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Foster Child Advocacy
PhD candidate Molly Sarubbi advocates for children in the foster system. Her focus is on analyzing the factors that impact their academic achievement and finding tactics to improve educational inclusiveness.
DU Maker's Market
From pickles to 3D printing, DU students, faculty, staff and community member showed off their homemade goods at the DU Maker's Market, presented by the Center for Sustainability.
First Female Chancellor
A new chapter in our history opened when Rebecca Chopp began her tenure as our 18th chancellor. Chopp is the first woman to hold our University’s top position.
Lacrosse Earns D2 Title
On May 7, 2016, the DU women’s club lacrosse team won their first title — the Women’s Club Lacrosse Association Division II National Championship. The team had a goal to win the championship, and they demonstrated remarkable toughness and commitment on the road toward the victory.
Promoting Sustainability
Our formal policy on climate change and sustainable development utilizes our partnerships and academic efforts in research, teaching and service to increase our sustainability and improve awareness in the community.
Black Lives Matter at DU
A panel at our 2016 Diversity Summit discussed the lessons of the Black Lives Matter movement and the possibility of integrating the movement's values into higher education by creating a more inclusive campus.
Balinese Music on Campus
The Lamont School of Music’s Expanding Horizons Initiative brought a night of Balinese music and dance performances to campus. In preparation, students took part in a unit on the music and culture of Bali.
Preserving the Spirit
After 20 years of operating as an independent nonprofit, the Spirituals Project found a home at our Lamont School of Music. The project works to preserve and revitalize the music of enslaved African Americans.
Momentum Scholarships
Chancellor Emerita Rebecca Chopp launched the Momentum Scholarship Challenge, a program that will endow $45 million in scholarship funding in an effort to eliminate the need gap for undergraduates.