Preserving the Hidden World: Goran Shikak’s Journey Through CU Denver’s Biology Master’s Program
Explore an Integrative Biology Masters Degree From Kurdistan to Colorado: How One Student Followed His Fascination with Arachnids into a Career in Taxonomy Goran Shikak didn’t always know he’d become a taxonomist. But looking back, the signs were there. Born in Miami and raised in Kurdistan, Goran spent his childhood...
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Beekman and colleagues publish on 8500 year record of changes in climate, lake levels, and settlement in western Mexico
Chris Beekman of the Department of Anthropology worked with colleagues from the Museum of Northern...Read more about Beekman and colleagues publish on 8500 year record of changes in climate, lake levels, and settlement in western Mexico
Professors Mohrman and Fischer publish article on the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City in American Quarterly
Dr. K. Mohrman (Associate Teaching Professor, Department of Ethnic Studies) and Mia Fischer (Associate Professor,...Read more about Professors Mohrman and Fischer publish article on the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City in American Quarterly
Dr. Ronica Rooks Awarded $200K by Alzheimer’s Association to Study Employment’s Role in Reducing Racial Disparities in Dementia Risk
The Alzheimer’s Association has awarded a prestigious three-year, $200,000 research grant to Dr. Ronica Rooks,...Read more about Dr. Ronica Rooks Awarded $200K by Alzheimer’s Association to Study Employment’s Role in Reducing Racial Disparities in Dementia Risk
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The Philosophy of Quantum Physics? How This CU Denver Student Bridged Two Worlds
Follow James Amidei's journey from Philosophy to Quantum Information Technology and discover why the two are more connected than you might think.Read more about The Philosophy of Quantum Physics? How This CU Denver Student Bridged Two Worlds
21st Front Range Applied Mathematics Student Conference
On Saturday, March 8, 2025, the SIAM student chapters of Colorado hosted the 21st annual...Read more about 21st Front Range Applied Mathematics Student Conference
CU Succeed Transforms Classrooms, Boosts Student and Teacher Success
The CU Succeed Program embodies this vision by bringing university-level coursework into high schools, allowing students to earn college credit while still in their familiar learning environments. But more than just credits, CU Succeed provides opportunities—helping students and teachers discover their potential, build confidence, and step into their futures with a head start.Read more about CU Succeed Transforms Classrooms, Boosts Student and Teacher Success
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CU Denver Sociologist Adam M. Lippert Explains the Future of Remote Work
Adam M. Lippert, Associate Professor of Sociology at CU Denver, shares expert insights on how...Read more about CU Denver Sociologist Adam M. Lippert Explains the Future of Remote Work
Arizona Daily Star Article Cites Stephen J Hartnett's Research on Democratic Dissent
As Steven Goldzwig writes in his opinion piece, "We must push back against the assault...Read more about Arizona Daily Star Article Cites Stephen J Hartnett's Research on Democratic Dissent
Esther Sullivan Featured in Shelterforce | Manufactured Crisis: Losing the Nation's Largest Source of Unsubsidized Affordable Housing
At least a dozen homeowners from several parks who Shelterforce spoke with in the last...Read more about Esther Sullivan Featured in Shelterforce | Manufactured Crisis: Losing the Nation's Largest Source of Unsubsidized Affordable Housing