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Dr. Sarah Horton from the CU Denver Department of Anthropology, published an article in Social Science Medicine examining how public hospital staff in a “new immigrant destination” in Colorado’s mountain resort area conceptualized recent Latinx arrivals as a “threat” to the hospital's finances and image, implementing spatializing strategies to keep...

Need a fresh, professional headshot? CU Denver CLAS is offering free faculty and staff headshots. When : Wednesday, April 16th | 3:00-5:00pm Where : Student Commons Building's, Spear Gallery Spots are limited—RSVP now to secure your session! Reserve Your 5-Minute Headshot Time Now Sessions already full? We've got you covered...

At least a dozen homeowners from several parks who Shelterforce spoke with in the last two years say their lot rents and other housing-related fees skyrocketed after their communities were bought by investment companies. Esther Sullivan, an associate professor at the University of Colorado Denver , says that manufactured housing...

The CU Denver CLAS Information Technology (IT) Committee seeks feedback from those in CLAS about their IT experiences. Please submit your feedback soon! The survey closes on Friday, March 21st.

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.

This in-person and virtual event includes presentations in Spanish and English from over a dozen contributors to the set of four books called Breaking Stigmas: Art and Cannabis in North America.

Thursday, Mar 13, 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. William Edward Burghardt (W.E.B.) Du Bois (1868-1963) was one of America’s foremost Black intellectuals and activists. His work on topics of race, society, and civil rights has enduring impact, as does the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), which he co-founded...

Sarah Fields recently published her co-edited anthology, Sports Through the Lens: Essays on 25 Iconic Photographs (University of Texas Press) . Included in this volume is Fields' chapter “Moment of Victory: Brandi Chastain and the 1999 World Cup.” Featuring photos from across centuries and continents, this book is especially noteworthy...

Hamilton Bean and colleagues recently published " Mobile Public Warning in Japan and the United States: A Sister Cities Collaboration " in Frontiers in Communication . As part of a special issue on "Cross-Boundary Disaster Communication: Building Systems Thinking and Breaking Traditional Divisions in the Field," the study described how...

The CLAS Council on Access and Community Engagement (ACE) is partnering with Christina Dawkins, founder of A4Abolitionist and A4Academy, on a three-part programming opportunity for faculty and staff interested in supporting our core values in concrete ways.