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Pedal Into World Bicycle Day: Your Guide to Biking at CU Denver Today, June 3rd, marks World Bicycle Day — a global celebration of cycling as a sustainable, healthy, and accessible mode of transportation. For students at CU Denver, it's also a good reminder of just how bike-friendly the Auraria...

CU Denver Professor David Hildebrand discusses AI ethics, truth, human agency, and identity in the upcoming documentary A New Species.

CU Denver students used upcycled and original design and performance to spotlight fast fashion’s harms and share practical ways to shop and repair more sustainably.

CU Denver’s Woonghee Lee delivered an international keynote on AI-powered NMR workflows and research collaboration at Koç University in Istanbul.

Each of those interim leadership roles, which will report to Provost Karen Marrongelle, will be effective through Dec. 31.

Ella Addison-Taylor was just a toddler when she first visited CU Denver’s campus. She would come to work with her mom, Professor of English Joanne Addison, PhD, and paint or play games in her office. Years later, her mom would give her a tour of campus—but this time as a CU Denver student.

Associate Professor Diana White and Senior Instructor Pamela Whitten have been awarded a $20,000 Spring 2026 CU System AI Sprint Grant: AI for Teaching & Learning.

CU Denver Health and Behavioral Sciences doctoral student Laura Meyer was selected as a PEO Scholar for 2026–2027 to support dissertation research on end-of-life communication and aging.

CU Denver Chemistry Club hosted a math-for-chemistry workshop with faculty guidance, study strategies, and community support for student success.

CU Denver Chemistry researchers review POKY, an integrated NMR software ecosystem that streamlines analysis and helps accelerate structural biology discovery.