Naropa University Grows Fall Enrollment by 12%
At a time when universities across the nation are experiencing declining enrollment numbers, Naropa University experienced a considerable increase in enrollment of 12% for the Fall 2021 semester.
At a time when universities across the nation are experiencing declining enrollment numbers, Naropa University experienced a considerable increase in enrollment of 12% for the Fall 2021 semester.
Congratulations Class of 2021! While we know this academic year required adaptability and flexibility from everyone within our community, we applaud you on crossing this threshold and completing your degrees
Naropa University has recently launched a Masters of Arts degree in Yoga Studies. This new program is the culmination of almost fifty years of Naropa serving as a unique higher-educational setting for the study and practice of yoga.
Dedicated to the Naropa 2020 Graduating Class By Candace Walworth, Interdisciplinary Studies/Peace Studies Professor As we near the end of spring semester 2020, I think of Jeremy Marple’s digital story
For most of us, the COVID-19 outbreak has already caused a sudden, unwelcome shift in our daily routines. Much of this shift is guided by public health knowledge regarding the exponential power of simple actions to reduce suffering, especially for the most vulnerable people throughout society.
This post is a part of “The Soft Spot,” a section of the Naropa University blog dedicated to compassion from Naropa’s Center for the Advancement of Contemplative Education (CACE). By
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 special guest Anthony Galluci, Naropa alum MA
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 special guest Charlotte Rotterdam, Director of the
The 2019 Bayard & John Cobb Peace Lecture Presents: BUILDING A PEACE NARRATIVE with Charles Eisenstein Originally published in the 2019 Naropa Magazine Photos by Sofia Drobinskaya A speaker and
Naropa’s MFA Theater Cohort Stages Anne Carson’s ‘An Oresteia’ By Selena Milewski Photography by Tyler Rost and Jackquelyn Hilliker “Why does tragedy exist? Because you are full of rage. Why
Naropa’s values of self-understanding, compassion, world wisdom, academic rigor, and civic engagement have never been more relevant than in today’s fast-paced, instantly connected, global landscape.
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