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High-quality, affordable childcare centers benefit women in several ways

A curated list of what’s coming up around campus, Boston, the country, and the world, for the week of March 20.

A curated list of what’s coming up around campus, Boston, the country, and the world, for the week of February 27.

As China has grown its economy and international influence over the last half-century, it has become known as a major world power, working alongside—and sometimes against—the U.S. to advance its interests. Now, new research from the University of Denver’s Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures suggests that China may overtake the U.S. as the world’s greatest power sometime in the next 20 years. If that happens, it will mean a very different world.  To get a handle on that ...

Health news: Longtime Pardee surgeon retiring; Four Seasons has two honored.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members who received grants and awards in June 2022:

For graduating student Rozalia Schleinig, there’s no limit to exploring and expanding your knowledge. “It never occurs to me that I can’t do something,” Schleinig says. “I like to know that I can do things.” Whether it’s committing to run a half marathon or securing a fellowship to explore a new interest, Schleinig sets her mind to the task and follows the winding road wherever it may take her. Now, as she prepares to graduate from the University of Denver with a master’s degree...

“Wow,” Andres Pulido says over Zoom. “We’re getting deep.” We’re about half an hour into an interview about his life and college experience, a couple months before he walks across the graduation stage at Magness Arena. The question at hand is about the value he places on contemplation, referring to a Q&A he did with Poets & Quants, which named the University of Denver student one of the best and brightest in the Class of 2022. Pulido laughs and gathers his thoughts. “I t...

The Covid-19 pandemic pushed a further 124 million people into extreme poverty globally.