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RadioEd co-host Emma Atkinson sits down with medical doctor and finance expert Eric Chess to break down why financial decisions can be an early indicator of cognitive decline.
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RadioEd co-host Jordyn Reiland chats with Professor Phil Chen about his work on how representation can affect trust and legitimacy in the federal courts.
Co-host Emma Atkinson sits down with DU Chancellor Jeremy Haefner to chat all things DU research ahead of RadioEd’s fifth season.
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.
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University of Denver Associate Professor Michael Kerwin shares a few of his favorite lesser-known locations to take students for on-site lessons.
Denver is home to many historic and well-loved eating establishments that have stood the test of time—and Yelp reviews.
Whether you're searching for a bargain or one-of-a-kind fashion, Denver has a variety of options to update your fit.
The Mile High City is home to dozens of historic communities, each with their own character and charm.
Sometimes, it’s all about the random stuff you find along the way.
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.
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Students, alumni, friends and family came to campus last week to reconnect and celebrate the University.
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.
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As an Olympic sport psychology consultant with USA Track & Field, DU’s Breigh Jones-Coplin helps athletes with everything from beating teammates to dealing with the media.
