2026 Stories from Wartime Info

This year, we are focusing on the Vietnam War, featuring guest speakers and lectures, providing attendees with thought-provoking insights, personal narratives, and expert analysis of the war's enduring impact. Join us as we explore this pivotal chapter in history and foster meaningful conversations about its legacy.

Stories from Wartime is a unique undergraduate course open to the public that delves into the human dimensions of war. As participants, both students and the broader community, engage with these narratives, they explore what it means to bear individual and collective witness to warfare.

Stories from Wartime is a space where veterans and civilians can share their experiences openly. Doing so fosters rich dialogue, empathy, and understanding about the complexities and nuances of war experience.

Parking Info

The event will take place in Peter Clave Hall, Room 315

The Northwest Denver Campus is adjacent to Federal Boulevard and located between Interstate 76 to the north and Interstate 70 to the south. Exit at Federal Boulevard and proceed to Regis Boulevard/50th Avenue.* There are seven campus entrances.

We encourage attendees to park in Lot 4.

Entrance/Lot 4: Ignatius Entrance

Lowell Boulevard between 52nd and 53rd Avenues: Provides direct access to St. Peter Claver, S.J. Hall, O'Sullivan Fine Arts Center, and St. John Francis Regis Chapel.