DU athletics truly demonstrate the diverse and international nature of our student body. Fifty nine international student athletes from 19 countries on six continents participate in the 16 varsity programs at DU.
“I'm the first undocumented student to be admitted to law school in Colorado," says DU Alum Edgar Barraza. He's the first "dreamer" to graduate from law school and gain admission to the Colorado Bar Association.
DU undergraduate engineering students teamed up with Nike to assess the stability of athletic shoes. Combining medical science and engineering, their work could help reduce injury and improve performance.
Director of our museum-studies program Gwen Chanzit and two DU alumnae curated “Women of Abstract Expressionism,” the first museum exhibit to focus on female artists in the postwar art movement.
Over the next three years, we're investing over $140 million in housing, career development and community building to improve the DU student experience and foster a vibrant, inclusive campus.
University of Denver alumnus and Iran's minister of foreign affairs Mohammad Javad Zarif received the Chatham House Prize for his role in promoting international peace by helping limit Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Sturm College professors César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández and Robin Walker Sterling each received Fulbright Awards for their research and contributions to enhancing understanding between the U.S. and other nations.
Every winter, a group of DU students makes the trip to Dharamsala, a city in India’s Himalayan region that's home to the Dalai Lama and Tibetan government in exile. While there, students support former political prisoners seeking refuge after fleeing Tibet and meet with individual Tibetans to help them learn English.
Ten students in the Daniels College of Business' Real Estate and Built Environment program divided into teams and presented ideas for transforming Marcus Commons into a flexible, functional and collaborative space.
One Day for DU is an annual 24-hour crowdfunding initiative and opportunity for students, faculty, alumni, parents and other supporters to make contributions that allow us to fund a variety of projects.
