I’m long overdue in introducing the newest member of the University of Denver Magazine editorial team. Greg Glasgow joined the magazine in June 2009 after a decade as the arts and entertainment editor at the Boulder Daily Camera. As assistant managing editor of the University of Denver Magazine, he writes and edits stories and manages much of the magazine’s day-to-day business. Don’t miss his articles about movie producer Zak Kadison and sculptor Ed Dwight in this issue. You can learn more about Greg, and read more of his work, online at www.du.edu/today.
Greg is the latest addition to a team of exceptional writers, photographers, designers and editors who have garnered more than 100 awards for magazine excellence since the University of Denver Magazine published its first issue in fall 2000. I’m extremely proud of all we’ve accomplished. But as we complete our 10th year in print, I find myself most excited about what’s to come—particularly in the digital realm. We recently launched a new online version of the magazine at www.du.edu/magazine. It’s a companion to DU Today, the University’s daily news Web site. There, you’ll find online-only extras and fresh content virtually every day. You also can subscribe to our news feeds, join Facebook conversations, watch DU videos, browse images of campus and more. Follow the magazine on Twitter for the latest alumni news and an inside track on what’s coming out in the magazine. The sites are works-in-progress, and we plan to roll out new interactive features and content on an ongoing basis.
In our most recent reader survey, more than 95 percent of respondents said they prefer to read the magazine in print, and more than 67 percent said they’d never visited the magazine’s Web site. The print version isn’t going away, but I hope you’ll also visit us online and see all that we have to offer.