At 7 p.m. last Tuesday evening, over 90 students filed into the Cyber Café on the first floor of the Josef Korbel School for International…
Documentary filmmakers must learn to tread softly when exploring and capturing different aspects of humanity and culture, while remaining respectful and natural in different situations.…
Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?” This was the idea behind DU…
Teach For America (TFA) was on campus last week educating DU students about their college graduate program and on education inequality across the United States.…
Deborah Howard portrays the ineffable through shoes at the Myhren Gallery on campus. “Beyond the Shore” is the current exhibit at the Victoria H. Myhren…
From the outside, Adrift Tiki Bar and Grill looks like some elaborate Disneyland ride for adults, complete with tiki totem statues. The small wood and…
For the office of religious and spiritual life January is a time to think about a key aspect of many religious traditions: social justice. In…
Click here to view our timeline of headlines from the Clarion's century-spanning history. Extra, Extra! A DU tradition older than Winter Carnival or Denver Boone…
Many students are annoyed by the daily hassle of lugging notebooks, textbooks and miscellaneous school supplies across campus from class to class. Daniels College of…
As all good hipsters know, breakfast is the most important, if not the only, meal of the day. Unless you count last call, of course.…