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Mathematical and Statistical Sciences students, faculty, and staff enjoy a Pi Day celebration with pies and bingo. Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th (3/14) around the world. Pi (Greek letter “π”) is the symbol used in mathematics to represent a constant — the ratio of the circumference of a...

Provost Karen Marrongelle has appointed Associate Professor Farnoush Banaei-Kashani, Associate Professor Soumia Bardhan, and Associate Teaching Professor Cameron Blevins as AI Faculty Fellows, effective March 9.

CU Denver professor Soumia Bardhan earned WSCA’s Distinguished Teaching Award for inclusive, innovative teaching that connects classroom learning to global contexts.

For the second year in a row, a CU Denver chemistry professor has claimed Colorado's top chemistry honor.

Abby Epstein rests in the North Classroom building hallway where many of her classes are held. Explore the Bachelor of Applied Science Program Three nights a week, Abby Epstein moves between worlds. In the morning and early afternoon, she’s on the Auraria Campus taking classes at the University of Colorado...

CU Denver economics professor Hani Mansour studies what happens to labor markets during periods of immigration enforcement. His 2022 research on the Secure Communities program found ripple effects across the broader economy — including for native-born workers, with an estimated 0.8 jobs affected per deportation. Read the full interview on CPR News

The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences is proud to highlight the latest books authored and co-authored by our distinguished faculty. Browse their work and support CLAS scholarship. Escaping Denver by Teague Bohlen View Book Life Undocumented: Latinx Youth Navigating Place and Belonging by Edelina M. Burciaga View Book Rhetorics...

Struggling with math? You’re not alone. Many learners find the subject challenging. But, sitting with someone who has been in your shoes before—and who can now explain those difficult concepts—can go a long way.

Need a Reset? Denver Trails Are Closer Than You Think Mid semester energy got you feeling… sluggish? Great news: some of Denver's best trails are just minutes from campus. Find river views at Confluence Park, an easy loop around Commons Park, or a longer stroll in Cherry Creek to help...

CU Denver philosophy professor David Hildebrand spent January 2026 speaking on AI ethics and the future of human agency, bringing CU Denver's real-world, people-centered perspective to audiences in the United States and Europe. Across three talks, Hildebrand addressed a shared challenge: as AI systems shape how we learn, decide, and...