Ready for Prime Time
The presidential debate at the University of Denver is now in the history books. Here’s a look at how it all went down.
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University highlights state’s purple status at Spotlight Colorado event in Washington
When Nate Silver, author of the New York Times’ FiveThirtyEight blog, called Colorado the “swingiest of the swing states,” he read more...
Battle with epilepsy doesn’t hinder alumna’s political career
Cindy Acree is a good teacher for many life lessons: overcoming adversity, the importance of hard work, helping those who read more...
Panel discusses role of new media in campaign politics
Can a presidential candidate tweet his way to victory? Not yet, maybe, but it’s undeniable that social media and social read more...
Presidential Debate Event Series seeks volunteers
University of Denver faculty, staff, students and alumni now have the opportunity to sign up to volunteer at lectures, seminars read more...
DU launches countdown clock, logo for 2012 presidential debate
With fanfare from the pep band accompanied by cheerleaders and dancers, University of Denver students, faculty, staff and alumni celebrated read more...
DU celebrates Presidents’ Day by starting debate countdown clock
Be part of the excitement: The University of Denver will start its countdown clock to the Oct. 3 presidential debate read more...
Bridges speaker: U.S. must connect with other countries, ‘non-state actors’
An audience at DU’s Newman Center for the Performing Arts considered billiard balls and LEGO sets Thursday evening as Bridges read more...
Professor discusses political polarization with Seattle alums
Hanson’s presentation was part of DU’s lead-up to the first 2012 presidential debate, scheduled for Oct. 3 in Magness Arena read more...
Non-credit short courses explore undercurrents of 2012 election
Although the U.S. presidential debate at DU is still months away, the University is gearing up with a slate of read more...
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