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    By Design: A Look at CU Denver’s Digital Design Program

    Dec 8, 2025 by Megan Briggs Pintel
    CU Denver’s Digital Design program emphasizes experiential learning, giving students hands-on opportunities to collaborate with clients, create interactive projects, and showcase their work publicly. By combining foundational design skills with real-world problem solving the program prepares graduates with versatile portfolios and the ability to adapt to evolving technologies and inclusive design challenges.
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    Billboard Magazine Names CU Denver to Top Music Business Schools for Sixth Consecutive Year

    Oct 27, 2025 by Megan Briggs Pintel
    Nestled within the College of Arts & Media’s (CAM) contemporary Music & Entertainment Industry Studies department, the music business degree track has students studying alongside music performance, recording arts, and singer/songwriting students, giving them ample opportunity to collaborate.
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    4 Reasons You Should Do an Arts Internship

    Oct 24, 2025 by Megan Briggs Pintel
    “Try everything” you can while studying, advises CU Denver alum Natalie Maul Ruskaup. “Employers really value people who know where they want to be. Take risks while the stakes are low,” she says.
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    Love for Music: Pyper Tiffany uses music passion for career opportunitiesOpens in a new window

    Oct 23, 2025
    (The Sheridan Press) Pyper Tiffany, a CU Denver student, is turning her passion for music into career opportunities. Tiffany plays guitar and sings for her band, Blackberry Crush, which recently finished its first tour. While her degree ultimately focuses on audio engineering, Tiffany is keeping her options open as she finds out what the best route for her would be post graduation.
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  • Clip of the poster used for the ILL Exhibition. Slightly sunburnt shirtless man holding one side of his headphones with two different colored afterimages on either side of him.

    ILL: Student Illustration in the SpotlightOpens in a new window

    Oct 22, 2025
    (Sentry) The ILL Exhibition returned for a second time at CU Denver’s Experience Gallery. Showcasing 36 by undergraduate students from CU Denver’s College of Arts & Media, the exhibition features a wide range of artistic styles and tones, all unified by illustration as the central medium of expression.
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    Audio, Opportunity, and Meditation: Jiayue Cecilia Wu Faculty Spotlight

    Oct 20, 2025 by Megan Briggs Pintel
    Through her "Music, Meditation, and Technology" class, Jiayue Cecilia Wu, PhD teaches students the art of using sound engineering and technology to create more effective meditative techniques. At CU Denver, Cecilia is an assistant professor and the recording arts graduate program (MSRA) director. She recently shared about three goals she’s been working toward lately.
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    What Can You Do with an Illustration Degree?

    Oct 8, 2025 by Megan Briggs Pintel
    Illustrators face many options when it comes to career paths. At CU Denver, faculty members have experience in a wide array of industries and help students build a foundation of professional skills that will carry into their careers. With many opportunities to show their work during their time at CU Denver, both in public exhibitions and portfolio reviews, illustration students leave with a repertoire of work to show.
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    The Tivoli Underground: CU Denver’s New Contemporary Music Venue Doubles as Stage and Classroom

    Oct 6, 2025 by Megan Briggs Pintel
    Located in the basement of the Auraria campus’s historic Tivoli building, MEIS will use the Tivoli Underground to host concerts and classes. In speakeasy fashion, the subterranean space has an intimate, cozy feel with a capacity of about 170 people.
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    Two New Films from CU Denver InstructorsOpens in a new window

    Sep 29, 2025
    (CU Denver News) Film & Television instructors David Liban and Christopher Beeson are both celebrating the release of independent films this fall. Liban’s latest project is a short film and dark comedy titled Love Less Likely. Beeson is a documentary filmmaker whose film The Healing Animal spans human and animal mental health and well-being.
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  • MovieMaker Magazine Best Film Schools 2025

    For Fourth Consecutive Year, CU Denver Named to Top 30 Film Schools List

    Sep 24, 2025 by Megan Briggs Pintel
    In the list of 30 schools, CU Denver stands out for its affordability and the thorough, sequence-based nature of its curriculum that affords students ample time on sets as they build one skillset on another. The school's connections to Hollywood are also highlighted.
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