University of Denver

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth  centuries, social norms dictated a number of paths that women were expected to follow. Although some roles in art and education were considered acceptable occupations for educated women of the time, female artists were expected to stay within relatively narrow confines. Tenacious, resilient, and persistent in the face.... Read More

Does color exist, or is it just a perception? In conjunction with the exhibition Learning to See Color at the Vicki Myhren Gallery at University of Denver (January 14 through March 6, 2016), Clyfford Still Museum and DU are pleased to present a half-day symposium exploring this question and related themes.  In a panel moderated by Clyfford Still Museum.... Read More

It’s no secret that Denver is among the fastest growing cities in the nation, prompting serious discussions about how to balance the interests of all who are impacted: Neighborhoods, citizens, affordability, sustainability, property rights, jobs, health, livability and diversity, among other things. Steve Ferris, director of Denver’s Development Services, addresses the dynamic, political and extremely challenging.... Read More

The criminalization or legalization of marijuana has been a heated debate for several years, both locally and nationally. With Amendment 64, Colorado has been at the center of this debate, being one of only two states to legalize and regulate cannabis. Lisa Pasko, associate professor of Sociology and Criminology, examines the history of cannabis laws and.... Read More

Bring a blanket or chair and gather on the campus green at the University of Denver to enjoy great jazz music from the Jason Klobnak Quintet. In addition, event organizers will be giving away free scoops of the DU-inspired ice cream flavor, “Crimscinnamon & Gold.”  Details: http://sesquicentennial.du.edu/summer-concert-series/