By Monera Mason, Community Manager & Master of Divinity student at Naropa University Heartfire Festival made its post-pandemic return to Naropa last month after a three-year hiatus. Naropa students, staff,
The newest episode of our podcast, Mindful U, is out now! We are happy to announce this week’s episode features Amanda Aguilera, PhD, and Jamelah Zidan, who both work in
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
Naropa University launched The Chogyam Trungpa Institute (CTI) in 2018 to highlight the work of its founder. CTI is an academic center of excellence and a research center, encouraging a
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 Office of Sustainability at Naropa University has decided to create a blog space for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to contribute written sentiments regarding the sustainability movements. The name of the blog space is “Seeds of Compassion”. The intent behind the name is to integrate sustainable living from a seed-based approach
Naropa’s LeapYear program is filled with many opportunities for travel and adventure. Here’s an update from LeapYear Program Leads Frankie and Sterling on their recent trek in the Himalayas to the top of Surya Top mountain.
David DeVine currently works as Media Manager at Naropa University. Previously, he worked as a successful production assistant for the Naropa Performing Arts Center as well as for numerous television networks, including MTV, VH1, CBS, Speed Channel, and FOX, and has served as an assistant audio engineer at Immersive Studios.
Santuario|Sanctuary is a documentary theatre piece exploring the migrations of monarch butterflies and youth across the USA-Mexico border.
Carbon farming methods reduce greenhouse gas emissions from farming equipment while sequestering carbon in the local soil and vegetation. These land-management practices can cover small changes, like no-till cropping, stubble retention, and biochar amendments—or large changes like agroforestry or rotational grazing.
