Memorial Day Reflection by: Dennis Kerr, Naropa Alumnx and Veteran Taps saved my life. I joined the US Army in 2002 from a lack of motivational direction for my life.
Beat Babes, Brave-hearts & Bodhisattvas ~ The Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics is rolling out Womxn of Naropa this year for the whole of Poetry Month! It’s how we’re
Here on the Front Range we have been howling. At 8pm each night it begins as the sound ripples through the neighborhood. Even amid the late Spring/ early Summer thunderstorms
By Odra William We recently got to sit down and video chat with one of our amazing alumnae, Emily Elrod-Black (BA Contemplative Psychology, ’15). We talked about the experiences that
By Heather Hendrie, student in Naropa’s Transpersonal Wilderness Therapy program Naropa is too white. That may feel like an inflammatory statement. But it’s also the truth. And I would invoke
Two U.S. Air Force Academy (USAFA) cadets have attended the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association’s (RMPA) annual convention for three years in a row, presenting on what they have studied and learned from interactions with Naropa University.
The newest episode of our university podcast, ‘Mindful U at Naropa University,’ is out on iTunes, Stitcher, Fireside, and Spotify now! We are excited to announce this week’s episode features Naropa alumna Alicia Patterson (Somatic
The newest episode of our university podcast, ‘Mindful U at Naropa University,’ is out on iTunes, Stitcher, Fireside, and Spotify now! We are excited to announce this week’s episode features Naropa alumnus Rick Synder, graduate of Naropa’s
Nashalla Nyinda encourages each person to learn to use basic Tibetan medicine principles and become an active participant in their own healing process. Nashalla explains, “This self-care, self-responsibility in the healing journey is vitally important in order for us all to have the skills to maintain health, re-balance our bodies, and prevent illness.”
The newest episode of our podcast, Mindful U, is out on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and Fireside now! We are happy to announce this week’s episode features Gabriel Vanaver, (also known as Gah-bé) a Naropa alumnus (Yoga Studies & Music ’18),
