Associate Professor Nicky Beer on How We Fight for Our Lives: A Memoir by Saeed Jones June 21, 2021 In our series Wonderwork, CU Denver students, faculty, staff, and alumni recommend one book, podcast, television show, film, etc. that
Professor Jeff Franklin Recommends the Poetry of Randall Mann June 21, 2021 In our series Wonderwork, CU Denver students, faculty, staff, and alumni recommend one book, podcast, television show, film, etc. that
Antonio Farias, Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Talks Pride Month and Supporting CU Denver’s Affinity Groups June 21, 2021 Since Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Antonio Farias joined CU Denver in March, he’s been on a continuous listening tour with a wide array of students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Building Denver: Where Corners Meet June 18, 2021 June 12th – September 6, 2021 Building Denver: Where Corners Meet takes you on a journey to visualize hidden histories and brighter futures in the Mile High City, offering three collaborative, investigative projects at History Colorado.
In Pursuit of Equitable Development: James Roy II on Revolutionizing Urban Planning June 18, 2021 A student, an urban planner, an entrepreneur, a community organizer, a public speaker, and an artist, James Roy II doesn’t just have a passion but rather, a quest. A quest to seek justice for black communities by using his background, education, and devotion to revolutionize the urban planning industry.
Memo from Jennifer Sobanet and Antonio Farias: Faculty/Staff Resources for Returning to Campus June 17, 2021 CU Denver faculty and staff, We are thrilled to see more activity on campus as faculty and staff start to return to the office.
Juneteenth History: Why Doesn’t Everyone Know about Texas? June 8, 2021 Juneteenth, which combines the words June and nineteenth, is an unofficial national holiday marking the day Major General Gordon Granger of the Union army read federal orders in the city of Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865.
Crime Scene: CAM Neo-Noir Exposes Major Filmmaking Offense June 7, 2021 In every field, there are a few skills that are tricky to master. Meet the film studies culprit—the 180-degree rule.
Canine Conundrum: How to Help Your Pandemic Puppy Avoid Doggy Distress June 7, 2021 Many people are living on pandemic time. Before COVID and after COVID, in other words. And the post-pandemic world is rapidly changing as more people get vaccinated.
Gnomes Invade Denver—#GnoMo Violence May 31, 2021 Gnomes are descending on Denver. Yes, they’re cute, but they also have an important message about healthy relationships.
Get to Know Denver with 5 Fun Things You Can Do This Summer May 28, 2021 Whether you are brand new to the city or newly exploring after a long year at home, Denver has something exciting for everyone who’s looking for a little adventure.
Leading University Communications into a New Era May 28, 2021 Four months into her role as vice chancellor of University Communications, Marie Williams brings fresh perspectives and big ideas to her department and the CU Denver community.
