I imagine the brassy bellow of a bugle—we are the Clarion, after all—the multitudinous meaning of its whine, the changing of a guard. Some leave,…
The Cultural Center at DU is dedicated to providing minority students with the resources and support that many predominantly white institutions lack. With diverse programming…
Turkey recently held a pivotal presidential election that would have not only dictated the political and economic trajectory of the country, but also the fate…
22-0; still the only undefeated team left in women’s college lacrosse. Facing a comeback situation last Thursday afternoon, the University of Denver women’s lacrosse team…
The spring of 2021 saw the world begin to awaken after the 2020 lockdowns. Some businesses began to reopen, unemployment was on the decline and…
As franchises become ever more dominant as a Hollywood staple, the Fast and the Furious series has avoided franchise fatigue by continually raising the stakes…
Content Warning: this article mentions sexual assault and may be disturbing to some readers. On May 10, the DU Programming Board (DUPB) canceled the May…
The month of May is officially recognized in the United States as APIDA Heritage Month. “APIDA,” which stands for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American, comprehensively…
The historic season continues for the University of Denver women’s lacrosse squad after they defeated the University of Southern California in their first-round matchup Friday…
E. Jean Carroll’s civil rape and defamation trial against former president Donald Trump came to a head in its last few days in the courtroom.…