Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, better known as SAE, was kicked off of DU’s campus on Dec. 11, 2015. After a little more than three years,…
On Wednesday, Jan. 16, DU’s Chancellor Rebecca Chopp (RC) sat down with DU Clarion Editor-in-Chief Taryn Allen (TA) and News Editor Daniela Santos (DS) to…
Upon reaching the five-minute mark in Netflix’s newest installment of the powerhouse show “Black Mirror,” viewers are faced with something rarely seen on mainstream television:…
On Jan. 10 at Davis Auditorium, a review and analysis of the Title IX proposed regulations from the U.S. Department of Education (ED) took place.…
Today it feels as though the only thing Americans can agree on in politics is that we are ostensibly too polarized to agree. We no…
With the 2018 midterm elections wrapped up and the results continuing to be calculated, some definite decisions have been made that will affect everyone on…
Currently in the U.S., there are a lot of potential policy changes surrounding rights of LGBTQ individuals and speculation about what those policies should be.…
It has slowly turned into a cliche: “this has been a week of tragedy,” “we denounce the hate, “we are disgusted be the violence,” “we…
Article updated on 11/2/18 to include response from DU's administration. On Thursday morning, Nov. 1, posters with the words “It’s okay to be white” were found…
In my theatre class, we were asked to devise a theatrical presentation of a current cultural happening. While we all focused on different political movements…