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Thinking About Law School? Here’s What DU Wants You to Know

2 weeks ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

If you’re thinking about going to law school, you’re not alone. The number of people applying to law schools across the country has increased more than 20% since 2024. The same is true at the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law, where applications are up 18%. Iain Davis, assistant dean of admissions and student financial management at Sturm, says law schools typically see a bump in applications after an election year.
DU Professor Explores the Bookish Brilliance Behind Taylor Swift’s Eras

2 weeks ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

Taylor Swift is known for making literary and theatre references in her songs—from the classic Romeo and Juliet tale in “Love Story” to her nod to Aristotle in “That’s So High School.” DU professor of English Rachel Feder is an expert on all things literary arts. She teaches courses on 18th- and 19th-century British literature with emphases on Romanticism, literary experiment, intellectual history, women writers, and the Gothic.
50 Countries, Countless Stories: DU Students Go Abroad

4 weeks ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

At the University of Denver, the world is your campus. It’s one of the many great things about DU. Students can go abroad and earn credits for a summer, a quarter, or even longer through the University’s abundant study abroad opportunities. In fact, more than 70 percent of undergrads go abroad at some point during their time at DU.
The Inside Scoop on DU’s Most Popular Major

1 month ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

“Choose your own adventure” is how Kateri McRae, psychology department chair, describes getting a bachelor’s degree in psychology at the University of Denver. The most popular undergrad degree at DU, the psychology program is perfect for students with wide interests, offering them flexibility to pursue a double or even triple major in other disciplines.
Best Things to Do in Denver on a Sunny Spring Day

1 month ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

When the snow melts and warmer temperatures pop up on your phone’s weather app, you know spring is just around the corner—and spring is Denver’s best season, in this writer’s opinion.
‘The Dragon Roars Back’: How China’s Foreign Policy Is Reshaping Global Power

2 months ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

With the makings of a tariff war and heightened tensions between the United States and China, it’s uncertain what will happen in the coming months when it comes to the two world powers. Amid these geopolitical tensions, we look to experts in foreign policy to help us make sense of what’s going on—and what could be next.
Lamont at 100: A Century of Sound

2 months ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

The University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music is known as one of the top music schools in the world, producing award-winning musicians, composers and researchers. Lamont was founded in 1924 as a private academy by Florence Lamont Hinman, a renowned voice teacher from Michigan. Under her direction, the school flourished, earning state accreditation in 1925 to grant bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees in music.
DU Journalism Professor Reflects on Emmy Win

2 months ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

Kareem El Damanhoury wears multiple hats—all of them, though, perch on one goal: living and teaching trustworthy news reporting. As a journalist and producer with CNN, El Damanhoury recently earned a News Emmy award for Outstanding Breaking News Coverage of the Israel-Gaza War. In addition to his work in the fast-paced world of journalism, El Damanhoury also serves as a multimedia journalism and digital storytelling professor at DU.
The Right to Personhood: One Professor’s Fight for Animals

2 months ago | du.edu | Emma Atkinson

What if dogs were more than just “man’s best friend?”That’s an over-simplified version of the question being asked by animal rights lawyers like Justin Marceau, the Brooks Institute Faculty Research Scholar of Animal Law and Policy at the Sturm College of Law.
DU Again Secures R1 Status

Feb 13, 2025 | du.edu | Matt Meyer

The University of Denver has once again been recognized as an R1 research institution, reaffirming its place among the nation’s top research universities. This designation—reserved for institutions with the highest levels of research activity—underscores DU’s commitment to advancing knowledge, fostering innovation, and upholding the teacher-scholar model that defines its academic excellence.