Humanities ·
The First Pride Was a Riot: The Origins of Pride Month
AU’s K. Tyler Christensen weighs in on history and importance of Pride Month
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Government & Politics ·
2022 Sine Summer Series Brings Experts on Government, Health, Bipartisanship
The Summer with Sine series kicks off June 17.
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Alumni ·
Celebrating the Life of Alumnus Norman Early, First Black District Attorney of Colorado
How Norman Broke Racial Barriers at AU and in Colorado
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Alumni ·
Alumna Receives Public Health Award on Path to Internal Medicine Residency
Annika Bergstrom recognized for incorporating public health into medical studies and volunteer work
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In the Community ·
Doors Opening or Closing: Navigating AAPI and LGBTQ+ Intersecting Identities in America
As Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month ends and Pride Month begins, members of the AU family in both communities reflect on the intersection of those identities.
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Alumni ·
Pride Alumni Alliance Returns to In-Person Events to Celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month
Plus, LGBTQ+ alumni on what the Pride Alumni Alliance and Pride Month means to them.
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Achievements ·
Mascots on a Mission
AU students are finalists in national competition to combat extremism
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Science ·
AU’s Alex Zestos Develops Sensor to Detect pH Changes in Body
Potential implications for the study of cancer, stomach ailments, and other diseases
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Alumni ·
Emergency Funds: Filling in the Financial Gap to Ensure Student Thriving
Unforeseen life events can arise at any given time—for anyone. And for some families, such hardships put into question whether a student will be able to pay their college tuition as planned.
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Alumni ·
Alumnus and Fox News Foreign Correspondent Talks Covering Ukraine in Crisis
If you offered Trey Yingst, SOC/BA ’16, a million dollars to do any job of his choosing, he wouldn’t take it.
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