Grocery prices have risen by 25% in Colorado over the past five years, more than wages have grown over that same period.
One of the top issues facing Americans is the cost of living relative to housing, health care and food, according to a Reuters/Ipsos survey from December 2025.
From rental gear and classes to job opportunities and a welcoming community, DU Outdoors serves as the hub for outdoor programming and Kennedy Mountain Campus experiences.
Announced during a commemoration of Auschwitz’s liberation at the Colorado State Capitol, the first-of-its-kind position reflects DU’s enduring commitment to Holocaust education and antisemitism awareness.
Meet five faculty members working at the cutting edge of AI—both studying the impact of the technology and using it to tackle real-world challenges across fields ranging from engineering and environmental science to education and social science.
DU professor Tyrone Hamler argues that loneliness among dialysis patients is not only an emotional concern but a clinical one—and offers recommendations for how social workers can help address it.
At DU, research doesn’t have to wait until grad school. Learn how to join faculty-led projects, apply for grants, and turn your interests into real-world impact.
We are back! Just in time for the start of the fall quarter, we are reviving our Research Matters blog to bring you the latest information and updates from DU’s IRB. We want to keep the conversation going with news about reviews and tools you can use. If there’s a topic you want to hear more about, email us at IRBAdmin@du.edu.
Donald Trump’s return to the White House has so far seen the U.S. president travel to foreign lands to sign billion-dollar deals, attend lavish royal welcomes and attempt to forge elusive peace agreements amid conflicts and crises.
Known as “Basecamp,” the one-stop shop will offer ski rentals, tuning services, and a gathering space—bringing the mountains closer to all DU students.
The Gold Pan Showdown Tailgate made its debut on Feb. 7, bringing students together for food, games, and a boost of campus spirit ahead of Denver Hockey’s matchup with rival Colorado College.
From rental gear and classes to job opportunities and a welcoming community, DU Outdoors serves as the hub for outdoor programming and Kennedy Mountain Campus experiences.
A graduate student in DU’s College of Professional Studies, Onyeama draws on global experiences, interdisciplinary study, and the 4D Experience to shape her academic and professional path.
From designing tabletop games to tackling sustainability and leadership through pop culture, FSEMs pair faculty passion with hands-on learning and built-in support for new students.
From the Rocky Mountain setting to the small classes to the flexible quarter system, we've rounded up some of the things that make the University of Denver a great place to go to college.
Grocery prices have risen by 25% in Colorado over the past five years, more than wages have grown over that same period.
One of the top issues facing Americans is the cost of living relative to housing, health care and food, according to a Reuters/Ipsos survey from December 2025.
Expert birder Ted Floyd is known at DU for his bird migration classes in the College of Professional Studies—but one unusual nighttime chirp heard on campus led him to document Colorado’s first Japanese burrowing cricket.
The six-time nominee and director of Jazz & Commercial Music Studies at the University of Denver won his first Grammy for the composition “First Snow.”
A teaching associate professor in the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs, Gehring will use the International Futures model to explore how political choices shape long-term outcomes.
