There's still time to register for these awesome Spring 2021 Online Courses. We want to let our students know that we are here for you all and that we have been listening to your requests for additional online courses. We hear you and revised some of our formerly hybrid courses...

Graduate Assistant: Lynx Summer Academy (summer bridge program) Division Information The LSA Graduate Assistant will be housed under the Student Transitions and Family Engagement (STFE) division at CU Denver, which houses the following departments: Center for Undergraduate Exploration and Advising (CUE&A), New Student Orientation (NSO), First-Year Experiences (FYE), Peer Advocate...

Are You a BIPOC Student-artist? The CU Denver Women & Gender Center is developing a series, See You in the Classroom: Bridging Black & Indigenous Creatives of Color with the Denver/Metro Area. The project aims to unite BIPOC student artists and establish relationships with practicing artists in the Denver community...

PSCI Course, Section, Name Faculty Time start Time Finish Day/s Format PSCI 1001 : E01 - Intro Poli Sci Freedom-Justice Bishop 12:00 AM 12:00 AM Online PSCI 1001 : H01 - Intro Poli Sci Freedom-Justice Walsh 9:30 AM 10:45 AM MW Hybrid Online/Classroom PSCI 1101 : E01 - American Political...

About Tom Sullivan State Representative Tom Sullivan (HD37, Centennial) is looking for interns for his 2020 re-election campaign! Rep. Sullivan is in a Tier I targeted State House race in a very competitive district. A retired postal worker and 30+ year union member whose son was murdered in the 2012...

"Regardless of who wins the Democratic primary this week, I would totally expect the Democratic nominee to be a strong favorite against Gardner," said Michael Berry, Associate Professor of Political Science. "It's difficult to see a scenario where Gardner is able to overcome the unpopularity of Donald Trump in Colorado...

The racist murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, Nina Pop, Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice, Sean Reed, Marvin Booker shocked, horrified, and enraged us. And yet for the Black community, this is an unacceptably common experience. We express our condolences to the family of George Floyd and...

To say that the Spring 2020 semester was a difficult one would be an understatement. All across the globe, tough decisions to pause or transition to an online environment had to be made to help slow the spread of the deadly COVID-19 virus, including on our own campus here at...

The COVID-19 pandemic has rightfully consumed the attention of people around the world. It is difficult to escape the reports of how various countries are trying to protect their populations from the dangerous SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. Yet, in all this constant and breathless reporting, one highly vulnerable population...

During the 2020 Colorado legislative session, Professor Glenn Morris and several students with the department’s Fourth World Center for the Study of Indigenous Law and Politics, partnered with a number of legislators successfully to repeal the Columbus Day state holiday. Colorado was the first state to designate Columbus Day a...