Summary: North Fork Vision Home and Community Program Award Winner for Wisdom, Arthur Harriman, announces he will study at Naropa University in the Fall.

Naropa student launches yogathon to benefit Boulder County foster care

Colorado Daily
April 19, 2011

Let's Get Physical: What's Happening Now?

American Theatre
January 13, 2011

Naropa student publishes first book, 'Automatic Zygote'

Colorado Daily
December 30, 2010

A Letterpress Shop Survives, Printing Poems in the Era of YouTube

Chronicle of Higher Education
December 14, 2010

Eleven Years of Naropa University Commencement Ceremonies

elephantjournal.com
May 14, 2010

Naropa Students Engage Community in Preparation for Dead Man Walking

Boulder Daily Camera
April 23, 2010

Tim Hernandez's Breathing, In Dust Offers Questions Rather Than Answers

Boulder Daily Camera
April 4, 2010

Flowers Fall: An Interview with Judith Simmer Brown

Chronogram Magazine
April 1, 2010

Making Green More Than a Catchword

Finance and Commerce
March 23, 2010

Leading International Peacemaker Dr. Paula Green

Newsblaze.com
March 23, 2010

Finding Balance in Mindfulness

Psychology Today
April 18, 2010

The Authors Are Coming: AWP to Meet in Denver

Denver Post
Sunday, April 4, 2010

American University Assists Bhutan in Reforming its Education System

Newsblaze.com
Sunday, January 5, 2010

Made-in-Colorado film Entanglement debuts tonight

By Mike Roberts, Writer
Westword
Friday, Jun. 26, 2009

It’s Summer Literary Festival Season in the West

By Jenny Shank
Western Book Roundup
June 3, 2009

Claire Dederer
NYTimes.com
November 4, 2007
To hear Thomas B. Coburn, president of Naropa University, explain the theory of contemplative education is to grasp a simple concept. The Buddhist-inspired teaching that goes on at this small college, he says, is aimed at giving students "a critical perspective on their inner lives."

On the Road, Again

By Joe Woodward
Poets and Writers
September/October 2007

Summary: Over this past summer, Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado, home to the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, hosted the inaugural Kerouac Festival, a three-day event that included readings, scholarly panels, film screenings, and a gala dinner.

Kerouac Fans Stage Marathon Reading

The Associated Press
WashingtonPost.com

Summary: Admirers of author Jack Kerouac celebrated the 50th anniversary of "On the Road" with a marathon reading of the novel.

Five Perfect College Towns

Kate Hamman
SmarterTravel.com

Summary: These five towns exemplify the best of college life: cafes, diners, cutting-edge music and art scenes, and a melting pot of individualism.

50 Years of Kerouac On the Road (.mp3)

Claudia Cragg, KGNU Radio, June, 2007

Summary: Claudia Cragg of KGNU interview with Anne Waldman, Steven Taylor and Lisa Birman about the Kerouac Festival, coming up June 30-July 1

With Iraq War as a Backdrop, Speakers Reflect on the Future

New York Times
June 10, 2007

Summary: For many if not most members of the class of 2007, the war in Iraq has been the constant background of their college years. And so as seniors graduated from thousands of colleges and universities in recent weeks, the war was on the mind of many commencement speakers. Alice Walker speaking at Naropa University's commencement was one of them.

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