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Professor Mei Yin, who founded the University’s AWM student chapter in 2016, is dedicated to growing the presence of women in the field.
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Assistant Professor Allegra Aron received a $250K grant from the Boettcher Foundation to study how microbes in the gut become harmful—and the surprising role that metals play.
In their newest book, three DU psychology professors break down how to avoid divorce using the basics of happy, communicative relationships.
A PhD student’s award-winning journalism project shows how local media bias fuels systemic racism.
Associate Professor Mandi Schaeffer Fry is the first faculty member to be published in the Annals of Mathematics since the 1880s.
DU professor Elysia Davis and a team of researchers have found that treating depression in expectant mothers can lead to healthier pregnancies.
A University of Denver expert shares his take on international politics and sports during the 2024 Paris Games.
Colorado’s top consumer protection agency expanded its involvement in the DU-led Colorado Older Adults Financial Justice Coalition.
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Picture this: You’ve made it (back) to campus and are ready to show the world that you’re excited for the start of a new school year.
For stunning views as far as the eye can see, many look to summit Colorado’s natural wonders, including ones that are 14,000 feet tall.
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The DU hockey team continued its 75th anniversary celebrations with a Homecoming matchup against Northeastern.
Peer advisors like Kereine Ngoungui-Malemba help all students see themselves in another country—and navigate the process to get there.
DU Votes is answering questions and getting students ready to cast their ballots ahead of the presidential election on Nov. 5.
With Nov. 5 right around the corner, we look at how the presidential election has brought civics and civil discourse to life for students in political science classes.
Nordic skier Sidney Barbier’s collegiate career has included co-authoring a textbook, performing in Lamont’s orchestra and bluegrass ensemble and competing as a Division I athlete.
The University of Denver welcomes first-year and transfer students to campus with a week filled with activities and events.
This year’s first-year seminars explore freedom of expression, religion and true crime.
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