Spotlight

The Denver Public Library is honoring History alum David Duffield with the Eleanor Gehers Award for his outstanding work with the Western History and Genealogy Department for collecting archives as part of the Colorado LGBTQ project for The Center on Colfax. This partnership has added 28 collections to the Western...

Associate Professor of History Gabriel Finkelstein’s essay "Paris or Berlin? Claude Bernard’s rivalry with Emil du Bois-Reymond" has been published in a special issue of History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences devoted to re-appraising Claude Bernard’s legacy. Finkelstein says, “I am honored to be the sole American scholar contributing...

Three students in Mathematical and Statistical Science were recently featured in the CU Denver News article Eight CU Denver Women Who Inspire Us : Angela Morrison , PhD student, Department of Math & Statistical Sciences, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS): After getting her master’s in industrial math at...

Professor Emeritus C/T Rudi Hartmann, Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences, organized a panel session “Bringing back the Lynx: A Colorado Success Story” on March 28, in the Student Commons Building. Three ecology experts from the Colorado Department of Wildlife and from the White River National Forest gave power points...

At the last Staff and Faculty Forum, concerns were raised with the operation of information and administrative systems on campus. In an effort to address these challenges Sulastri Carr in Philosophy, Lisa Keränen in Communications, and Keith Guzik in Sociology put together a brief survey to collect staff and faculty...

This week, National History Day in Colorado (NHDC) hosted a VIP reception for Colorado Women's Hall of Fame where Chancellor Marks gave the opening remarks. In addition to sponsoring, people associated with NHDC played a vital role in writing curriculum that was unveiled at the event.

CU Denver | Anschutz Staff Council is offering scholarships to university staff seeking professional development opportunities. Staff may request up to $300 to cover the cost of trainings or events that contribute to their professional development, whether offered by CU or an external institution, before June 1. Click here to submit a request .

Integrative Biology Professor Diana Tomback, along with Summer Merrell and Chariss Thexton (Biology undergraduate independent study students in the Tomback Forest Ecology Lab), attended the February Colorado Wildlife Commission meeting, at the Adams County Fairgrounds. This meeting was the last opportunity for public comment on the Draft Colorado Wolf Restoration...

The CLAS Staff Council invites your nominations for outstanding staff in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) to be recognized for excellence in service and engagement on behalf of the college in the categories listed below. You can find the nomination form and read the details of the...

Assistant Professor of Economics Andrea Velasquez is a 2023-2024 awardee of The University of Chicago’s Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society . Each year, this award is given to a diverse range of interdisciplinary faculty research projects that address critical issues. The Neubauer Collegium is committed to the idea that...