Professor to President: Engage countries where U.S. interests lie
Jack Donnelly, a professor of human rights at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver, read more...
Archive for news January, 2009
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Host of Christian talk show stresses value of dialogue
Lori Carrell (PhD speech communication ’91) has regular conversations about God — in front of a television camera. Carrell hosts read more...
English lecturer explores shades of black
Sidra Smith Wahaltere likes to explore how people define themselves racially, especially between the 1880s and 1920s. It’s a topic read more...
‘Bush had it right’ Gov. Ritter tells DU immigration panel
Colorado’s Democratic governor endorsed a Republican president’s proposed guest worker policy Jan. 29 before a University of Denver panel studying read more...
Los Angeles Guitar Quartet to perform eclectic repertoire Jan. 31
Anyone who loves the guitar should see the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet perform on Saturday, Jan. 31, at 7:30 p.m. read more...
DU joins lawsuit against Amendment 54
The University of Denver has joined a lawsuit against Colorado’s Amendment 54, asserting that it is unconstitutional. The case was read more...
Civic engagement center appoints Van Leeuwen to lead immersion programs
The University of Denver’s Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning (CCESL) has hired mayoral appointee Jamie Van Leeuwen, project read more...
Water to have greener, cleaner future
It’s a problem that affects everyone — cities, rural areas, farms, factories and countries both rich and poor: waste. But read more...
Outdoors is the in thing with alumnus
To most people getting a roof over their head is part of the American dream. Don’t count Ford Church (BSBA read more...
Polar Bear Run to kick off Winter Carnival
DU Pioneers will celebrate the sunny days of winter during the Winter Carnival, a weeklong series of events culminating in read more...
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