Cinco de Mayo is this Saturday. Each year in the U.S., the holiday brings out sombreros, revelers and tequila in celebration of Mexican pride and…
On the evening of April 27, the DU Department of Theatre put on a one-night-only staged reading of “12 Angry Jurors,” a teleplay originally broadcast…
On April 28, the DU Programing Board (DUPB) hosted a festival aimed to celebrate Japanese culture. The Cherry Blossom Festival was an event that brought…
When the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) began 10 years ago with “Iron Man,” it represented the birth of a grand cinematic experiment. It would bring…
On Friday, April 27, DUPB and South Asian Student Association (SASA) co-sponsored the celebration of Holi, a Hindu festival marking the arrival of spring and…
Cinco de Mayo, the holiday that marks the victory of the Mexican army over the French Empire on May 5, 1862 (not the country’s independence,…
Bang Up to the Elephant! is a relatively new addition to Pearl Street that earns high marks for experience. This vibrant addition to a transitioning neighborhood…
A beloved Martin Luther King Jr. reminding listeners that all men are created equal kicks off on Janelle Monae’s single, “Crazy, Classic, Life” from her…
Artists have used various types of mediums to express their thoughts and emotions. Musicians write lyrics and set a tempo to vocalize their feelings. Painters…
On Monday, Kendrick Lamar, the 30-year-old rapper hailing from the streets of Compton, won the Pulitzer prize for music. Entering into the annals of history,…