The University of Colorado Denver Business School will host an information session for prospective graduate business students on Wednesday, October 2, 2013 from 5:30 – 6:30 PM in the CU Denver Business School building.  Read more

CU Denver celebrates its 40th anniversary and start of academic year with far-out party DENVER – Students peaced out as hippies, staff members channeled disco divas and neighborhood residents sported neon-framed sunglasses. Everyone got their groove on at today’s ’70s-themed Block Party. CU Denver, which became an independent institution in 1973, boogied into the new academic year with a flashy party that took bell-bottomed revelers back to the decade when our university became official.  Read more

Business School forum focuses on energy sustainability in historic buildings DENVER — A Wyoming lawmaker has a different outlook on alternative energy systems thanks to what he learned at the CU Denver Business School’s “Achieving High Performance in Historic Buildings” forum Wednesday at the Colorado State Capitol.  Read more

DENVER, July 17, 2013 – The University of Colorado Denver Business School will hold a symposium in the Old Supreme Court Chambers of the historic Colorado Capitol to discuss energy efficiency in historic buildings.  Read more

Entrepreneurship event expands to include entrants from Montana State University DENVER — A business that improves treatments for allergy sufferers while increasing revenue for physicians took top honors at the 12th annual Bard Center for Entrepreneurship Business Plan Competition.  Read more

DENVER, CO – Six awards were presented by the Downtown Denver Partnership on May 29th at the Sheraton Downtown Denver Hotel during the 52^nd Annual Downtown Denver Awards Dinner, sponsored by Polsinelli. The winners were selected by a jury convened by the Downtown Denver Partnership in recognition of the businesses, projects and initiatives that have had the most significant impact on the center city in 2012.   Read more

The bear hug between the mom in a cap and gown and son in Navy fatigues went on for more than a minute. Zac Drake, stationed in Japan, hadn’t seen his mother, Beth Rozinek, in 18 months. He surprised her by flying in for her graduation. Spring Commencement took place Saturday morning under sunny skies on the Auraria Fields. More than 1,900 University of Colorado Denver graduates, many of them non-traditional students like Rozinek, received degrees.  Read more