There is something for everyone here in Denver and with 300 days of sun, you can have 300 days of fun. Check out our blog for some fun activity ideas you can enjoy at DU and in Colorado! … More Fun things you can do in Colorado
Do you plan to work on-campus while studying abroad? Check out Rida Noor’s blog post about her experience and tips she has collected when she works as a Peer Advisor at Career Center at DU! #DUWorldwide #DearWorld #DUThis … More My On-Campus Job and Tips on How to get one
Dear World, Whether you are looking for an opportunity to job shadow, intern, or work full time post-graduation, you should be definitely considering Colorado. With the help of Toni Gabrielli, Assistant Director of the Daniels Undergraduate Career Services at the University of Denver, we were able to work together and gather recent reports that show … More Colorado’s Job Market
Dear World, Two weeks ago I was just an ordinary college student: trying to keep up with school work while managing to keep a moderately vibrant social life and still look sexy. Then, one night, I got bombarded with radioactive waste and I woke up… a superhero! Okay not really. One night I went to … More On-campus job at DU
The University of Denver has many lucrative offerings, which helped me pick it. As an international student, you have the chance to apply to a lot of colleges in every corner of the world, if you choose. So what makes the University of Denver special? 1. Location, location, location Denver is uniquely located and offers … More Why Choose the University of Denver?
Article by: Olivia Don’t sit and wait. Get out there, feel life. ~Rumi So far, the spring quarter has been going well for me – I’ve been gaining more confidence to speak up in class. I’ve started voicing my opinions in discussion groups. I’ve been meeting up with classmates for lunch and spending time with … More Olivia from Ghana: Get out there, feel life
Sopa is a traditional Mexican soup. It’s a common recipe in Mexico but everyone’s version is a little different. Thank you to Ana Frias for her yummy version of sopa. Ingredients 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 1 (7 oz.) package of Mexican pasta. Shells, alphabets, or fideo (or vermicelli noodles, broken into 2″ pieces) 1/4 … More Sopa (Mexico)
Dulce de leche is a confection of sweetened milk. It has a similar taste to Caramel, and it is used in many different recipes nowadays. Mostly, it is used in cakes and treats. There are different kinds of recipes, some consist of cow milk, goat milk, or soured milk. Thank you Kirsten for this recipe. … More Dulce de Leche (South America)
Machboos consists of three parts: (1) the meat, which is traditionally well-cooked and tender lamb or chicken; (2) the rice, cooked in the meat’s stock; and (3) the stuffing, which ironically is not stuffed in anything and consists of split beans, raisins, an onions. This recipe is courtesy of Ingredient Matcher’s Fatemah, who runs her own … More Machboos (Kuwait)
Yorkshire pudding is recognized as a traditional British dish, bu its origins are somewhat of a mystery. The first recipe ever recorded was in 1737 and was called a Dripping Pudding. Today, Yorkshire Pudding is as popular as ever, and has even developed a worldwide reputation. Thank you Barney Desmazery and Good Food for the recipe, which … More Yorkshire Pudding (United Kingdom)
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