On May 2, a dedicated group of volunteers took over O’Fallon Park in Morrison, Colorado, about 20 minutes from DU— to help the community. Over the…
The hype was strong surrounding the new Marvel installment, “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” and, on May 1, the veil was finally lifted. The movie already…
There’s a new kid in town—DU’s online magazine “The Spark: An Impetus for Inclusivity,” a publication that aims to create a platform where students can…
On a corner in the Bonnie Brae district sits cozy Katherine’s French Cafe, a small cafe and bakery specializing in French pastries and quiche. The…
Festivals are cultural phenomenons; festivals like Coachella, Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo are worlds of their own in which people buy special outfits and spend hundreds of…
As spring quarter comes to an end, students find themselves in a mid-quarter crisis: Should I start studying for finals? Or enjoy the nice weather…
Fresh off of his win with Jess Davidson in the USG Presidential Race, not to mention being named a Truman Scholar, junior Cam Hickert from…
While many restaurants along University Boulevard have changed hands over the past few months, South Philly Cheese Steaks has been a staple since 2011. The…
May can be a stressful time of year, full of finals preparation and seniors anxious about their futures. Sometimes, some good music is all you…
We all know the feeling of being worn down by stress and wanting a quiet escape. If books are your quiet escape, don’t hesitate to…