Gothic, Colorado just outside of Crested Butte, was once a booming mining town teeming with prospectors bent on striking it rich in the surrounding ore-filled mountains. But when the silver ran dry and the miners packed up and headed on to the next claim, something…
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Notes of Impact, Fall 2020 is Here!
University College is pleased to announce the online version of our latest Notes of Impact, a semi-annual publication for alumni, faculty, and our entire University College community. View the issue here and discover the latest news from the University of Denver, plus…
Real Patient Data Provides Real-Life Skills in Healthcare Data Science
Denver is fast becoming a hub for both the technology and healthcare, putting University College at the University of Denver in a unique position to be a leader in the intersection of the two. Vast amounts of patient data are being collected every day, and…
Transportation Institute at the University of Denver Launches New Website
We’re pleased to share with you the new website for the Transportation Institute at the University of Denver (DTI): https://transportation.du.edu/. This new site offers a more dynamic and comprehensive presentation of the Transportation Institute offerings, leverages…
International Higher-Education Community Looks to University College for Online Learning Expertise
COVID-19 has created many challenges for higher education, not the least of which is implementing online learning. Many colleges and universities across the world found themselves in entirely new territory, trying to pivot in-person classes to a virtual format in a…
Two Lane Diaries: Walking an Island
Key Takeaways Immersive travel can happen anywhere by exploring local surroundings with curiosity and intentionality. Walking the full 308-mile circumference of Puerto Rico revealed cultural, environmental, and personal insights that deepen appreciation for place….






