Undergraduate Programs

Even with three majors, Robin Kuebler doesn’t think his time at the University of Denver will be defined by what he learned in the classroom. Nor, he says, will it be exemplified ...

An idea from an introductory business course could be the next tool for student safety Just a few months ago, Emily Huff was simply a first-year student in the Daniels of College ...

Today marks the first day of spring quarter for students at the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business, but instead of looking ahead at what’s to come over the next ...

Since 2015, Teaching Associate Professor of Marketing Michael Myers has taken students from his marketing, tech and innovation class to South by Southwest (SXSW), the interactive t ...

From Isbel Depner: Robin Williams once said, “No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world.” I had the pleasure of attending TEDxMileHigh’s biannual s ...

In this series, the DU Newsroom introduces readers to the world outside campus by exploring Denver and the near beyond. When DU students (full-time undergraduates and some gradua ...

As if Jim Dorkins didn’t stand out enough. Tall, broad and wearing a thick white beard between a leather hat, goggles and vest, Dorkins tends to turn heads with his Santa Claus-m ...

It doesn’t get much bigger than Denver Startup Week. Over the course of five days, the event, now in its eighth year, brings together more than 17,000 entrepreneurs, students a ...

The average undergraduate only has four years at DU to experience all it has to offer. That’s downright impossible, but a few items should appear on every DU bucket list. Carol t ...

It’s the first day of fall quarter at Daniels. Classes are back in session and the halls are buzzing with activity as students find their classrooms, greet one another and swap t ...