Carolina Ebeid, CAHSS alumna and finalist for the National Book Award for Poetry, shared one key word of advice: courage.
Students discover that many jobs built on understanding people never say “psychologist” in the title, then learn how to land them.
Is music inherently psychedelic? CAHSS professor uncovers correlations between psychedelics, music, and the mind in his newest book.
Anahi Quezada-Villa (BA ’22, JD ’25) found her footing as a first-generation student at CAHSS. Now she helps families who stand where her parents once stood.
In DU's Radical Democracy course, students register voters, test their assumptions, and build skills for careers in public service.
Nationally recognized educator Mary Kate Cary will lead The John and Sandy Miller National Academy for Free Expression and Pluralism.
On a study abroad trip to Tokyo, two CAHSS students returned with new confidence and found that experience is the best teacher.
