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Daniels and Lamont alumni team up to make music more accessible The keys of the piano plunked Mallory Bernstein from White Plains, New York, to Fairbanks, Alaska, to Denver, Colorado. Performing was her passion, and she traveled the country polishing her repertoire,...
Learn more about the newest members of the Daniels community The Daniels College of Business is thrilled to welcome more than 700 new undergraduate and graduate students to our community this fall. Get to know our latest group of students. Undergraduate Students This...
DU undergraduate student shares her bubble tea recommendations Sweet, chewy, satisfying, funky flavors but what could it be? I introduce to you bubble tea! You have to stop by a bubble tea location next time you’re out! I can officially say I found the perfect drink...
Executive MBA leads way to create Soccer City Aurora If writer and self-described sage Malcolm Gladwell is right, 10,000 hours of practice will make you a world-class soccer player. If James Davies is right, kids in the United States are getting nowhere close to that...
New places to try and old favorites to revisit around campus While we’ve all gotten used to taking classes and/or meetings from the comfort of our couches during the pandemic, that will change by the fall as students, faculty and staff return to campus. If coming back...
Daniels alumna builds on success with new job in community development As a child, Rebecca Macey (MS 2020) remembers sitting in the backseat of her parents’ car, gazing out at Chicago’s skyscrapers as they passed by her window. Her family would then visit the city’s...
For a lot of college students working summer jobs and internships, their education helps them make sense of their work. It was the other way around for Melissa Akaka, an associate professor of marketing at the Daniels College of Business. “I think what got me...
Hospitality management faculty weigh in on tourism at the Tokyo Olympics Cities apply to host the Olympics in hopes of driving international exposure and boosting revenue, but according to a study by the Council of Foreign Relations, it’s unclear if host cities end up...
Daniels Executive Education Assistant Director Janet Redwine shares leadership lessons learned as a U.S. Olympian Thirteen years ago, Janet Redwine practically lived in a swimming pool. Her full-time job came with a strict schedule: six to eight hours of swimming, one...
