Peg Bradley-Doppes, former vice chancellor for athletics and recreation, received the 2017 Athletics Directors Association Builders’ Award for shepherding DU's programs and enhancing the NCAA on a national level.
In an address covering topics from her time in Denver to concerns about isolationism, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright called on our class of 2016 to use their education to serve the country’s values.
As first-year students, the class of 2020 kept one of our traditions alive. Approximately 1,400 students in crimson shirts lined up at the Peter Barton Lacrosse Field and Stadium and formed a large “DU.”
The Graduate School of Social Work made its nationally top-ranked education accessible to prospective students regardless of location with their online master of social work program.
After practicing research data management on an academic research team, Kayanne Klipka — master's graduate in library information sciences —encourages new students to embrace curiosity and explore their options.
The Ritchie School's Innovation Floor fosters experimentation and creativity. The interdisciplinary co-working zone features an incubator, innovation lab and event space.
Daniels College of Business MBA students develop ideas for startups as part of the Enterprise Challenge, one of four core challenges students tackle over the course of the 20-month Denver MBA program.
About 500 people — many of them Sturm College of Law students and alumni — packed the Cable Center to celebrate the legacy of International Law Professor Ved Nanda and his 50 years of teaching at the University.
Computer science master's student Sneha Sawlani used the experience she gained from her work at DU to land an internship with Amazon. She later turned that internship into a full-time position.
DU is collaborating with the city of Denver and the residents of the Globeville neighborhood in order to brainstorm plans for a new community space that will take the place of a neglected and long-closed church.
