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DU to host Colorado’s first-ever presidential debate
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock congratulated DU Chancellor Robert Coombe and the rest of the DU community after the University was chosen to host the first presidential debate of the 2012 election....
View ArticleNon-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 short, non-credit Enrichment Program courses to help people understand some of the issues...
View ArticleProfessor 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 at the Ritchie Center for Sports & Wellness. For more debate-related...
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Bridges speaker: U.S. must connect with other countries, ‘non-state actors’
Princeton professor Anne-Marie Slaughter talked about changes in international relations spanning the Kennedy presidency to the modern day at a Bridges to the Future lecture on Feb. 2. Photo: Jeffrey...
View ArticleDU 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 — the first presidential debate ever held in Colorado and the first debate of the...
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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 Presidents’ Day by unveiling the logo for the Oct. 3...
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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 and forums that are part of the Presidential Debate Event Series. DU will...
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University steps into spotlight at first presidential debate
Reporters interview political consultant David Axelrod in Hamilton Gymnasium after the Oct. 3 presidential debate at the University of Denver. Photo: Wayne Armstrong After months of planning, the...
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