I am appreciative that I was provided a good legal education from the law school. The campus has…read moregreatly improved its visual appearance and has been gentrified over the years to reach the point of being impressive. It is an important part of metro-Denver and provides a first class education in several fields. It enjoys a great reputation in the Denver area. I am a proud alumnus.

I JUST got my Certificate in Animal-Assisted Therapy, Activities in Learning at the University of…read moreDenver's School of Animals and Human Health. I'm so happy! I wish I could have been there in person to take my classes and present my capstone project. There was one professor that I didn't love but overall the classes were great and I got so much out of the readings, assignments, and meetings. To give you a short summary of my Capstone presentation assignment, I was supposed to design an animal-assisted therapy program and present it in front of our peers, school advisor, and capstone professor. I loved presenting in front of my class and thoroughly enjoyed it. I've always loved working with animals and working with children and this is my first step toward living that dream!

So I went to undergrad and overgrad in Palo Alto ( or sorta close to that) many many years…read moreago....but... When my niece toured UD it was pretty amazing. Great student teacher ration. Great campus. Plenty of research oppurtunities. One of my kids considered going here as they have a great International Studies program. They went to Georgetown instead...go figure. Interesting ration of 50/50 to under/grad students. One of my pickleball partners is a retired Psych Professor and he is pretty darn cool

My boyfriend attended this university- I attended debate tournaments here and won a couple of…read moremedals from that debate. Overall, one of my favorite colleges here, but oh so away from my budget. I love how quiet the rooms are, the study halls, the law building is pleasant. They have a light rail station that goes from here to downtown and back. My memories go back from being 14 and having banquet dinners and announcements for this University. The long hours of prepping and preparing arguments go way back! I love this University and find nothing but attractive memories from the accomplishments this University had to offer. Please-- take a tour here! You won't regret it. There are also killer spots for boba tea, seafood, medical spas and restaurants nearby that are by walking distance. The parking is also accessible and they have resident parking as well

This campus is beautiful. The law school has many cubbies to park it and a study. The students…read moreare kind, considerate and thoughtful. Lots of scholarships for le school. Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try. Are you ready?

Though frazzled from the arduous drive from Boulder this campus was easy to find once I exited the…read morehighway (I'm easily lost even when following the guidance of my Australian voiced GPS machine). Though the parking garage was conveniently located (right next to the Law building) I was a bit puzzled as to how to enter the garage after hours (ahh, the barcode on the parking pass, got it!). To be honest I'm not sure how one would enter after hours without a parking pass. I do want to note that the parking garage featured a bike rack which I thought was awesome. The campus itself was absolutely beautiful. Quiet, well-groomed, and inviting. The buildings themselves had more of a New England feel with the bricks which I just loved. The grassy area was also in use for a touch-football game which I thought was cool. On this particular occasion I was here to both check out the campus and attend a panel discussion. Though the signage to the discussion was not present I eventually found the room with a little help (I was also a few minutes late due to the traffic - read rush hour, storming outside, and an accident to by-pass on the highway - so perhaps they had signage up earlier?). The building had a very open feel with a lovely staircase leading up the middle. I really enjoyed that the stairs weren't hidden away (like in many buildings). Though I'm sure there was an elevator somewhere I'm hopeful that most able folks choose to take the stairs. The lecture room we were in was great (stadium seating, power outlets at each seat, swivel chairs - a total step up from what I saw going to school back in the late 90's early 2000's). Overall I really like what I saw of the campus. I would however have hoped that the stained carpeting on the 1st floor of the law building would have been cleaned or replaced prior to new student orientation (it's my understanding that this school is on the expensive side).

I confess. It's where I got my law degree many years ago. It has served me well. The school is…read morefirst class all the way. It is well respected in Colorado and elsewhere. The law school was off campus when I attended and now it's on campus. The donors have turned this into a beautiful campus; much prettier than when I attended. I could have gone to two other law schools that accepted me but, on reflection, I made the right choice. First class school.

I cannot comment about the School of Art and Art History as I have not been a student at the…read moreUniversity of Denver nor have I attended any of their programs. However, the Shwayder Art Building also contains the Vicki Myhren Gallery and I am a frequent visitor to that institution. This is the premier contemporary art gallery on campus. It dates to 2001 and has presented a huge range of shows in virtually every artistic medium, featuring local, regional, national, and international artists. The shows are generally student-curated. The students do an extremely professional job. This space is well worth a visit and is a good place to get challenged--both emotionally and intellectually. The building also contains the new Davis Gallery (2022) which is just off the lobby to the right of the Myhren Gallery. This gallery presents rotating exhibits selected from proposals submitted by anyone in the entire DU family and functions as a community space.