Launching in fall 2026, the new Applied AI and Society minor helps students learn to use AI thoughtfully, judge when and how it fits, and build the human skills employers increasingly want.
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We're Answering Your Frequently Asked Questions (From a Student POV) About Why Denver, Why DU, and Why CAHSS
Professor Rachel Feder’s literary practicum connects aspiring writers with agents, editors, and alumni working in the field.
The workforce landscape has shifted, and CAHSS graduates are answering the call.
DU English doctoral student Jane Huffman wins the 2026 Vanderbilt Literary Prize for her poetry collection "Dilemma."
MFJS professor and eight students from DU traveled to Costa Rica and returned with a new mindset.
Support the Next Generation of Image-Makers! Help us complete a new photo lab and darkroom where DU students can learn the art of analog photography — created in memory of Duane Michals, whose bold, poetic vision continues to inspire. Make a gift today.
For LJ Hansen, earning a master's degree from DU's Lamont School of Music and Theatre has been as much about building confidence as it has been about mastering performance and finding her own voice.
