Two representatives from the Denver Justice and Peace Committee (DJPC) spoke to a group of over thirty students, faculty and community members about Newmont Mining…
An upper division biology class being offered for the first time at DU this quarter will take 13 of its students to Cozumel, Mexico over…
Mayor Michael Hancock spoke to a group of over 70 students, faculty, staff and community members about the importance of global thinking and awareness last…
The annual Diversity Summit is incorporating many changes this year, including an expansion from its traditional one-day format to three days and the addition of…
Experts clashed on the role of guns and gun control in America in a debate attended by over 100 students, staff and community members at…
A recent gift of $2.5 million to the DU Sturm College of Law will be used toward the school’s experiential learning program. Four alumni of…
Department of Campus Safety (DCS) officers are cautioning students to be aware of what they leave in their vehicles after a car break-in occurred on…
Award-winning journalist Chris Farrell spoke to students about financial literacy during a presentation in Sturm Hall’s Davis Auditorium last Tuesday at 4 p.m. This was…
The Women’s College recently completed a national study in partnership with The White House Project which reveals women outperform their male competition but do not…
Last week Sodexo Dining Services held their first of 35 “Sustainability Challenges,” week-long initiatives which are being held nationwide and focus on what students and…