University of Denver News

Dr. Rich McGrath is an expert in all phases of education, particularly versed in school-wide reform of inner city schools; with experience leading a school of students with over 90% poverty and over 60% English Language Learners.

Twenty-three students from the Florida State University College of Medicine's regional campus in Daytona Beach have graduated recently as physicians and start their residency programs in June.

Joyce Meskis, longtime owner of the Tattered Cover Book Stores, bought the store in 1974, when it was a hole-in-the-wall operation in Cherry Creek.

Coutts is pleased to announce the appointment of Ali Hammad as Co-Head of the Middle East Region.

After graduating from Southaven High School tonight at Landers Center in Southaven, salutatorian Delia Wadlington has just over three months before she starts classes at the next level.

Linda Ambard wears the jacket of husband Maj. Phil Ambard, an Air Force Academy assistant professor, nearly every day.

Summer is almost here and it is time to think about a summer reading list. I recently finished teaching a couple of courses on marketing and business development at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law .

By Kheli Mason Every year one of the highlights of the Chamber of Commerce activities is the awarding of the annual $1,000 scholarship.

Kevin Curry : Between Chaos and Order is a smart-looking solo at Rule Gallery that's dominated by conceptual abstractions which the artist, Kevin Curry, made from reclaimed materials.

Members of Glasgow's Class of 2012 clap one last time to the school song, "Tunes of Glory," after receiving their diplomas on Sunday.

The statistics are heartbreaking. In five Denver neighborhoods -- Baker, Westwood, Whittier, Villa Park and Valverde -- residents are several times more likely to experience cardiac arrests than anywhere else in the city.

When people hold a resume placed on a heavy clipboard compared to a light clipboard, they think the person with the heavy resume is more important; when people are asked to make moral appraisals in a room that smells bad they make harsher moral judgments compared to making same ethical judgments in a nice smelling room; and last but not the least, ... (more)

Pictured above are, as LaNette describes, "the amazing" Pabst and Milano team. From left to right they are Attorney Ed Pabst, legal assistants LaNette Nestor and Bobbie Huckfeldt, and Attorney Bob Milano.

The term "swing state" is bandied about constantly in an election year, often without a clear explanation of what it means.

Three years, over 50 coworkers, 100 stories and 2,400 phone contacts later, it's time for this Clarion editor to turn in his notepad.

Reed Hall will undergo extensive renovations in the next two years to provide better facilities for future students of the Daniels College of Business.

Mr. Obama has been assailed by racially charged accusations since he became the first Black president: Obama isn't a citizen; he refused to punish New Black Panthers who intimidated White voters; he's seeking payback for past White racism by redistributing tax money to poor minorities; he's using the Trayvon Martin killing for political gain.

Jonica Ann Jurgens, of Centennial, Colo., will graduate from Eaglecrest High School on Thursday at the Ritchie Center at the University of Denver.

Neither rain nor clouds could thwart the viewing of an annular eclipse in Denver while thousands gathered at viewing parties across the state Sunday night.

Theresa Sidebotham is the daughter of Christian missionary parents and the wife of the founder of a Monument-based Christian ministry to military personnel.