Tony Dekker is having a hard time remembering the last time his band, the Great Lake Swimmers, played in Denver. “I think we were here…
As long as humans have been making art, we have been doing it while under the influence of psychotropic substances. Since the first ancient human…
On Nov.1, the Religious Studies Department held an informal gathering during Día de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday where family and friends commemorate loved ones…
The DU Theatre Department’s showing of the play “The Shape of Things” opened last Thursday night with a bang—or should we say blow—with actors’ mouths…
The First Friday Art Walk on Nov. 2 was unlike any other. The art walk was energized by a Día de los Muertos celebration that…
Listening to Troye Sivan is what got me through finals during my sophomore year of high school—who knows how I would have written an essay…
Fall is in full swing and Denver is ready. Between sports games, haunted houses, museums and races, there is no time for boredom. Here are…
With Halloween right around the corner, nothing says getting into the “scare” of things more than scary Halloween movies. The much anticipated horror slasher film…
Whether you’re an adrenaline-loving Halloween fanatic or an anxious scaredy-cat dragged along by your friends, you may find yourself at a haunted house this fall.…
DU’s Programming Board (DUPB) hosted a festive fright night, dubbed Spook-A-Palooza, on Friday, Oct. 26, featuring what Hauntworld Magazine has called for the past seven…