Three students saw three years of research pay off recently when their findings were published in Nature , one of the world's top academic journals. Graduate chemistry students Roubina Tatavosian and Huy Nguyen Duc and undergraduate chemistry student Thao Ngoc Huynh authored an article about cancerous pediatric tumors.

A routine visit to her favorite coffee shop sparked something extraordinary: a TEDx talk. "I became a fat studies scholar to fight against prejudice, bias, and discrimination," she said, "and TEDx talks are a unique platform to share your passion with the world. I'm a huge fan!"

New Winterim program seeks climate secrets on the Northern Patagonian Ice Field Colonia glacier terminus and lake. This year, CU Denver students spent a purposeful and picturesque New Year's eve viewing glittering constellations in the southern sky around the campfire at Palomar Ranch (or Camp 2) on the very remote...

Psychology students and faculty after a recent departmental Research Symposium on campus, where the CHP program's accreditation was celebrated. A certain type of educational ecosystem supports a successful Clinical Health Psychology PhD program. Having received an initial seven-year accreditation from the American Psychological Association (the most extended accreditation possible) just...