The University of Denver’s research and scholarship activities saw great success in 2026. Despite broad shifts in federal funding across higher education, DU’s existing research centers and institutes ...

Athletes train their bodies to perform at their best. But what happens when they need to train their minds? This was the ...

Your first year at college can be exciting and, at times, overwhelming. How exactly do you balance classwork with staying ...

As we near the end of September, it is nice to (finally) begin experiencing the relief of cooler temperatures and the hint of ...

September marks the beginning of the new performance season at the University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music and Theatre, which spans classical music, jazz, opera, theater, dance, and more. Among ...

Monday, August 24, marked the start of the fall semester for full-time students at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. This year, admissions officers reviewed 2,554 applications before ...

Working together, we have spent the entire 2025-26 academic year engaged in conversations, analyses, and deliberations to navigate challenges and position DU for a bright future. And, perhaps just as ...

Why Academic Transformation and Why Now? Higher education is changing, and many institutions are facing increasing market and financial pressures. DU is choosing to meet the moment strategically, ...

When Rhiannon Giddens plays the banjo, it’s more than music—it’s history. The Grammy-and Pulitzer Prize-winning singer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer puts extensive research into the folk songs ...

This past fall, during my State of the University address, I shared that the University of Denver would soon launch the John and Sandy Miller National Academy for Free Expression and Pluralism. Since ...

Malcolm Morris-Berlin and Jackson Bolinger spend a lot of their free time in a garage. The fourth-year mechanical engineering students serve as fabrication managers for Time Attack Racing, a student ...