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  • At an Inflection Point: What’s Next for Western Water and the Colorado River?

    The University of Denver and American Rivers invite you to a timely conversation about the future of water in Colorado and across the Rocky Mountain West. As new federal operating guidelines reshape management of the Colorado River, leaders from conservation, law, business and public policy will explore the choices ahead—and what they mean for Colorado’s […]

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  • Sie Center Policy Pop-Up Series

    The Sie Center presents the first event of our 2026-2027 quarterly Policy Pop-Up series, in partnership with the Scrivner Institute of Public Policy. Please join us for a casual, open discussion related to current policy with featured faculty. We invite all DU students, faculty, and staff to come and bring questions related to the upcoming […]

  • Scrivner Policy Roundtable: Understanding Colorado's 2026 Ballot Measures

    Sie Complex, Room 5025, Maglione Hall Sie Complex 2201 S. Gaylord St., Denver, CO, United States

    Join the Scrivner Institute of Public Policy for the next Scrivner Policy Roundtable, an event series designed to build a collaborative learning network among local policy actors and the campus community. This special election edition of the roundtable is open to our broader community and will explore several ballot measures that Coloradans will be voting on […]

  • DU Homecoming 2026

    For a complete schedule, please review the University of Denver's homecoming events page.

  • Enduring Hostility: The Making of America's Iran Policy

    Sie Complex, Room 1020, Forum Sie Complex 2201 S. Gaylord St., Denver, CO, United States

    Join the Sié Center for a conversation with author and expert on geopolitics Dalia Dassa Kaye on U.S.-Iran relations and American foreign policy. Drawing on her new book, Enduring Hostility, Kaye will explore why hostility between the United States and Iran has endured — and what this history reveals about how foreign policy is made. […]

  • The Day After: Israel's Election and its Impact

    Israelis go to the polls on October 27 in a vote widely framed as a referendum on the country's direction after years of war, domestic conflict, and political deadlock. But the ballot is only the opening move. Israel's system rarely produces a winner on election night, and the decisive contest begins with coalition arithmetic. Join […]

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  • Beyond the war zone: How might Middle East conflict deepen global poverty and undernutrition?

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    Cherrington Commons (For student use only – no reservations)

    How might conflict in the Middle East put food and basic needs out of reach thousands of miles beyond the war zone? Join the Pardee Institute for a Lunch and Learn on research conducted in collaboration with UN Women examining the conflict’s potential effects on poverty and food insecurity worldwide. Through changes in energy prices, […]

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