Twenty Puksta Scholars from the University of Denver, and University of Colorado at Boulder, and Colorado State University joined forces on March 1, to participate in the Puksta Foundation’s biannual Joint Service Project at Project C.U.R.E. in Denver.    Read More...

    The Puksta Scholars program, a non-academic scholarship program, recruits students who are deeply committed to civic action and willing to perform service that goes beyond basic volunteering. "We want them to really push the envelope by taking on leadership roles and developing projects," Simons said.    Read More...

    Coffee lovers who frequent campus cafés are about to be served a more politically conscious product, thanks to a student-driven initiative. This fall, DU will begin serving Green Mountain Coffee, Kaladi Brothers Coffee and Seattle’s Best (recently purchased by Starbucks), all of which buy Fair Trade certified coffee beans.    Read More...

    Seven students will receive Puksta scholarships for the 2008-2009 academic year. The Puksta Scholars Program is aimed at grooming the next generation of leaders who have a high sense of civic duty, ethical standards and strong academic goals and is provided by the Puksta family with support from the CU-Parent Fund.     Read More...