In 1979, Gail Folwell (BFA ’83) and her brother Toby (BS ’82) drove a Ford Torino from their hometown of Guelph, Ontario, to ...

Faces of 4D is a series from Student Affairs that explores the diverse and complex ways in which the DU community lives the ...

Dear colleagues, This weekly newsletter will serve as one of many tools my office will use to keep you informed and engaged as we make progress toward our three goals for Academic ...

As soon as finals are over in June, most students are ready to shut their laptops, leave campus behind, and not think about ...

It is an opportunity to create a more engaging, accessible, and strategically aligned digital experience that better reflects how people engage with DU today — and how they will engage with the ...

Taylor Swift is known for making literary and theatre references in her songs—from the classic Romeo and Juliet tale in “Love Story” to her nod to Aristotle in “That’s So High School.” DU professor of ...

DU has made the decision to revise our goal of new first-time, first-year students for fall 2026 down from 1,250 to 1,050 students. As of today, we have received 1,177 deposits. While the admissions ...

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 ...

H. Andre Thomas has been part of some of the most consequential moments in modern business history. He helped launch the IPO ...

The Goal 3 Committee was also charged to evaluate larger, college/school level restructuring opportunities. The chancellor and provost will be deliberating on these larger restructuring opportunities ...

May 1 was the deposit deadline for DU’s fall 2026 entering class of first-year, first-time students. As of Monday, May 4, we had received 1,154 deposits (down 5% from the same day last year). The ...