I often think about how DU protects academic freedom, supports teaching as a calling, and serves the public good through our role as an incubator for intellectual curiosity and advancement.  This is ...

Bringing the world of Steven Sondheim’s beloved musical “Into the Woods” to life is an ambitious endeavor. In addition to its sprawling musical numbers, how exactly does one depict giant beanstalks, ...

From thrilling slaloms to heroic relays, three Pioneers made DU and their respective countries proud at the 2026 Winter ...

Deans Bobbie Kite, College of Professional Studies, Sahara Byrne, College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, and Michelle Sabick, the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science, have ...

Starting a new job or project can be both exciting and nerve-wracking, especially in competitive fields like health and science. You’re focusing on your goals and contributing to work that could help ...

This spring break, the klezmer ensemble KvetchUP will take their vibrant blend of traditional and contemporary Jewish music on a four-day tour across the Front Range, sharing joyful sounds and ...

Photos by Dave PavlinaSeveral inches of fresh snow couldn’t keep musicians and music fans away from one of DU’s favorite traditions, Battle of the Bands. Held on March 6 and hosted by DU’s Programming ...

During the spring of 2021, I had the opportunity to coach a high school varsity boys lacrosse team in Baltimore, Maryland. During one match, a feud developed between Joe, a small but feisty athlete on ...

On Feb. 9, the University of Denver women’s lacrosse team will strut onto the newly improved Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium for the 2024 season opener against Louisville. Last season, the Pioneers made ...

In 2021, at my installation ceremony, I pledged that the University of Denver would promote better environmental sustainability practices, especially through achieving carbon neutrality by 2030. I am ...