News & Events
Making A Global Impact
With our engaged and active community, there's always something new happening at Korbel. We invite you to stay abreast of the latest buzz, from visits by global leaders to exciting new discoveries from our research centers. We're committed to providing our students, faculty, staff and the greater community with resources to enlighten and connect.
Highlighted Events
Korbel Dinner
The Korbel Dinner is an annual event that honors Josef Korbel, the founder and first dean of our school. Save the date for this year's dinner: November 15, 2019.
Public Diplomacy Speaker Series
In collaboration with the Sié Chéou-Kang Center for International Security & Diplomacy, Korbel welcomes prominent policy leaders from around the world to speak to the next generation of leaders.
Cultural Diplomacy Speaker Series
Featuring state officials, Olympic athletes, musicians and dancers, this series examines how cultural influences advance knowledge.
Admissions Events
Connect With Faculty and Peers
To get a sense of our engaging atmosphere and beautiful setting, please visit us in person. You can meet our faculty, staff and students, tour our campus and state-of-the-art facilities, and learn more about our flexible programs.
Visit Virtually
If you can't visit us in person, check out these online resources to familiarize yourself with the University of Denver and the Josef Korbel School. We will be posting times for virtual information sessions shortly.
Related Stories
Josef Korbel School Announces Rice Family Endowed Professor of Practice
The Korbel School has created a new faculty position, the Rice Family Endowed Professor of Practice, made possible by a gift from former alumna Condoleezza Rice and other members of the DU community. The role provides practitioners from academia, government and business sectors the opportunity to teach in a non-tenured position.
Climate Change Expert Joins Korbel's Pardee Center
Brian O’Neill has built a career around the threat of global climate change. Now, he's joined the Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures at Korbel, offering his expertise to research developing predictions for what the world might look like in the future as climate change influences global economics and politics.
Professor Investigates Wage Theft Among Colorado Day Laborers
More than half a million Colorado workers are affected by wage theft, according to the Colorado Fiscal Institute. That's why Rebecca Galemba, assistant professor at Korbel's Latin America Center, has devoted her efforts to exploring the problem of wage theft, spurred by immigration and its deep impact on the Denver community.
