Ireland’s largest castle boasts 20 sides, three-meter-thick walls, and the remains of what was once a moat. The Trim Castle, which dates to 1172 and took 30...
Isaiah Chavous stands at the confluence of creativity and technology. Well, he doesn’t really stand. He runs at the breakneck pace typical to technology...
As an aspiring equity-serving institution, CU Denver works every day to create an environment that is welcoming and inclusive. In particular, in the past two...
From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, we celebrate national Hispanic Heritage Month, a federally designated period to recognize the many contributions of the Latinx...
The 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) ushered in major changes to the financial aid process. Significant U.S. Department of Education...
Clyde’s Closet, through the UCCS T. Rowe Price Career and Innovation Center, is celebrating five years of providing free professional attire to UCCS students.
Each summer, CU Denver students explore the world, gain internship experience, conduct research, work jobs, and more to build their futures. Here’s how a few...
Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) students Aidan Nowell and Stevie Pearlman won first place in the 2024 Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA) National Design and...
In higher education, the cost of textbooks and learning resources can often be a barrier to students’ academic success. CU Denver is committed to finding ways...
President Todd Saliman on Monday visited CU Boulder for a wide range of events and discussions with faculty, staff and student shared governance leaders, as...
CU Denver hosted Todd Saliman, the University of Colorado’s 24th president, on April 3 to meet with students, faculty and staff and learn more about important...
There’s nothing quite like firsthand experience, as UCCS mechanical engineering students are discovering in their senior capstone class. Under the leadership...
A newly introduced, CU-led bill at the Capitol aims to make college more affordable for Colorado students through different incentives. As proposed, House Bill...
Alejandra Cabrera loved working with computers as a child, which is why she pursued a degree in information systems at CU Denver. Today, the ’23 alum is a...
UCCS recently introduced a new course designed to equip participants with practical skills to effectively engage with mental health concerns as they arise...
It’s one thing to figure out the career you want, but plotting out how to land a job is another. That’s where CU Denver’s chapter of the National Society of...
UCCS students are taking research to new heights. Six students in the Department of Geography & Environmental Studies (GES) joined GES Associate Professor...
On Saturday, May 13, CU Denver graduates crossed the stage at the Denver Coliseum to celebrate a major milestone in their academic careers. From doctorates to...
After a medical school experience mostly shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Class of 2023 graduates from the University of Colorado School of Medicine are...
CU Boulder conferred more than 9,700 degrees during a damp yet joyous commencement ceremony at Folsom Field in front of an estimated 22,000 family and friends.
UCCS conferred more than 1,500 degrees to students from the Class of 2023 during the spring 2023 Commencement ceremonies, held at the Broadmoor World Arena.
For a new study, a team of physicists recruited roughly 1,000 undergraduate students at CU Boulder to help answer one of the most enduring questions about the...
More CU Boulder first-year students returned to the spring semester this academic year, thanks to a focused and widespread effort on student success built on a...
In early November, a dozen undergraduate and graduate students from CU Denver’s College of Engineering, Design and Computing traveled to the Society of...
