Sociology Professor Jennifer Reich says distrust underlies a lot of parental fears. "I think one of the things parents are grappling with is how much they trust government regulation, how much they trust information that they're given," Reich said. "Parents cited to me a similar distrust of food regulation or...

“You can be a totally unknown candidate in an early stage of the race and go on to win the election,” said Tony Robinson, Chair of the political science department. Robinson, a Denver City Council candidate in 2003, witnessed firsthand how Hickenlooper pulled it off. “Ari Zavaras and Don Mares,...

In this Colorado Matters segment, Ryan Warner talks with Don Stanton, Political Science Lecturer, about his book, Looking Back at the Cold War.

The Pastor Calling For A Christian Sexual Reformation; Carhart's Legacy Of Conservation
Colorado Public Radio, Feb 26

I am thankful to receive Cecil Glenn's scholarship as it is fulfilling a legacy. As the professor of my mother, an alumni student and the founder of the Ethnic Studies program at the University of Colorado Denver, Cecil Glenn has always been a role model. This award has helped me...

Brian Barker, Associate Professor of English and Poetry Editor for Copper Nickel published his third book of poems, Vanishing Acts (Southern Illinois University Press). In Vanishing Acts, Brian Barker cements his reputation as one of contemporary poetry’s great surrealists. These prose poems read like dreams and nightmares, fables and...

Assistant Professor of Integrated Biology Brian Buma and Thomas Thompson (of the US Forest Service) recently published the first spatially explicit map of carbon in one of the densest forests in the world - the coastal rainforests of Alaska (Long-term exposure to more frequent disturbances increases baseline carbon in some...

A graduate or undergraduate Digital Studies Certificate from CU Denver provides students  with the opportunity to explore the relationships between new communication technologies and society as well as to develop skills creating digital media messages and products. It also helps recipients demonstrate their digital media production and analysis skills...

CU Denver faculty representatives on a campus-wide committee called FACAB (Faculty Advisory Committee to the Auraria Board) are coordinating on the I-25 Central Planning and Environmental Linkages study, looking at improving I-25 from Santa Fe in the south to 20th Street in the north. Having already surveyed engaged communities near...

Campus Kitchens is a national non-profit that has student-led chapters at 67 campuses across the country, with more on the way. The program rescues would-be wasted food and transforms it into free healthy meals. The Auraria Campus kitchen idea is kicking off with $4,000 from a student-led participatory budgeting process....

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
The Commons on Champa, 1245 Champa Street

CU Denver’s ThinqStudio invites everyone to the spring event to explore designing the future of learning. Rethinq 101 is an unconference for exploring creative & active teaching with keynote Michael Wesch of ANTH101, plus this year’s ThinqStudio...

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Lawrence Street Center, Suite 1300 (CU Online Training Room)

Want to learn more about the ACUE Course in Effective Teaching Practice entails?  This informational session is designed to help faculty preview the awesome resources available through this course and consider if they are interested in...

4:00 pm—7:00 pm
Student Commons Building Third Floor Solarium

Follow the journey of food in Denver from dreams of gold to fine dining on LODO patios, as Spinner reads stories from her book and answers your questions about local culinary history.

Denver Food is special because of the heart and soul...

2:30-4:30 PM
King Center, room 212 

Open LGBTQ Competency Training (formerly known as Safe Zone Ally training), but an RSVP is required, as the space that we have is limited.  Please RSVP to the Center’s Assistant Director, Kyla Hines.

3:30pm
Tivoli Room 444

Featuring Dr. Maudemarie Clark. Dr. Clark specializes in 19th century German philosophy and the author of Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy (Cambridge University Press, Reprint, 1991) and The Soul of Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil (Cambridge, 2012). Hosted by University of Colorado Denver Philosophy Department....