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The first-year head coach shares his take on life in ºÚÁÏÃÅ, his goals for the program, and what Pioneer fans can expect this season.

From daring climbs to quiet reflections, new students discover the thrill of the mountain campus while stepping into life at DU.

From Hockey Night Lights to May Days, DU offers a series of fun events—some old and some new—that bring the community together all year round.

College of Professional Studies photography instructor Jeanette Burkle shares expert advice on lighting, composition, and editing to capture Colorado’s fall foliage using just your phone.

Students in one of the fastest-growing undergraduate majors are redefining what learning looks like—combining natural and social sciences and art with hands-on learning and real-world experience.

From skiing and camping to biking and hiking, Alpine Club makes outdoor adventure easy, affordable, and fun.

New voices and timeless talent are set to take the stage next fall at the Newman Center.

The Class of 2029 began their DU journey with a full day of welcomes, connections, and celebrations.

Whether you need a student ID or the best iced latte on campus, here are the places every DU first year should know—and how to find them.

Forget the gimmicks—six DU students share the true essentials that will keep you comfy, cool, and ready to conquer your first year.

With 100+ student organizations and 30 club sports, DU’s Sept. 7 event is the place to meet people, explore your interests, and find your campus community.

DU juniors and seniors share tips, tricks, and must-have items to help ease the transition to residential hall life.

Rising juniors and seniors reflect on their early experiences at DU and offer heartfelt advice for incoming first-year students.Ìý

Moving into the dorms? Resident assistants like Aimee Harling are here to help, supporting new students throughout their first year and building community on campus.