At DU, mentorship is at the heart of the student experience. Here, students don’t just make connections—they find the people who spark discovery, open doors, and help them thrive long after graduation.

For this special photo essay, we invited DU alumni to return to campus with camera in hand and memories in mind. Together, their photos capture how DU shapes lives and connects our community across generations.

For veterans with PTSD, service dogs offer more than comfort. DU researchers are digging into the science of how these animals change lives.

Elizabeth Loboa brings a passion for holistic student success and a problem-solving approach to leadership to the University of Denver.

DU’s longtime and recently retired architect Mark Rodgers explains why DU has some of the most breathtaking buildings in Denver—and how it will stay that way into the future.`

Six DU engineering students created a device to make catheter insertions faster, safer, and less painful—gaining real-world experience while advancing patient care.

University of Denver Magazine readers respond to stories in the Spring '25 issue.

Let these stories and sounds take you away.

From ghost stories to campus conspiracies, test your knowledge of DU’s most legendary tales.

Whether you’re returning to campus for an event or a trip down memory lane, make sure you stop by the new University of Denver Bookstore.

DU doctoral students Daniel Eduardo Ruiz and Mary Helen Callier share excerpts from their breakthrough poetry collections.

At DU, ​​mentorship is more than a meeting—it’s a mindset. Through meaningful one-on-one connections, students find support, direction, and the confidence to move forward and make an impact. 

Luke Marran (BSBA ’21), former president of the DU Cooking Club, shares a ginger snap recipe.