A quiet student raises a hand to express an opinion. It’s unquestionably an act of bravery, given that nearly 80% of college ...

Fast, fun, and unpredictable, the Red Bull Soapbox Race returned to Denver this year for the first time since 2008. Thousands ...

Looking for a place to hike, bike or run? Denver’s extensive trail system has you covered. Hundreds of miles of primary trails connect to secondary trails creating a web of pedestrian- and ...

The dates listed below are the official University of Denver dates and deadlines for traditional undergraduate and graduate programs. The Sturm College of Law, and College of Professional Studies ...

Please contact the Student Billing at 303.871.4944, email- studentbilling@du.edu or by virtual appointment. The Office of Student Billing is responsible for the collection and billing of ...

It’s been 30 years since Denver’s controversial pit bull ban began, and this November, for the first time since it was enacted, voters will have the opportunity to decide the prohibition’s fate. This ...

Written by Dr. Becca Ciancanelli, Director of Inclusive Teaching Practices, and Dr. Stephen Riley, Director of Assessment Implicit bias can be sneaky. This term refers to the unconscious bias that ...

Hosted by Jordyn Reiland and Emma Atkinson, RadioEd is a triweekly podcast created by the DU Newsroom that taps into the University of Denver’s deep pool of bright brains to explore the most exciting ...

What better way to delve into Colorado’s history than by exploring some of its many different rock formations? Whether by foot, car, bike, or rock climbing, the state is filled with Mother Nature’s ...

More than half of Americans believe that moving in with a significant other before tying the knot is a good idea—that cohabitation before marriage or even engagement can increase their changes of a ...

Anyone who has recently driven on Interstate 70 through the Rocky Mountains knows that the view looks strikingly different this winter. The typically snowcapped mountains have little to no snow. And ...

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 ...