The morning of April 27, Undergraduate Student Government (USG) elections for the 2020-2021 academic year opened. All students were emailed their personalized ballots, and they…
Remember when there was a Christian history book displayed in the Iliff School of Theology bound by the skin of a Native American man? Remember…
The University of Denver released an email cancelling all study abroad programs for the fall of 2020. The email was sent out at 2:15 MDT…
“Hi–if you’re counting, this is shirt number three,” says Lamont School of Music professor, Lynn Baker. Donning a Hawaiian flower T-shirt on his webcam, Baker…
The Democratic National Committee postponed the presidential convention on April 2. The committee moved the event from July 13 to Aug. 17. This is a…
This week, as part of our “On The Margins at DU” column that investigates the successes and failures of inclusive excellence at DU, The Clarion…
As the world goes on lockdown, one small European country remains open and active. President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus has yet to enforce a quarantine…
After the first “Operation Gridlock” protests over stay-at-home orders on April 15, there was another wave of protests on April 19. These protests were planned…
Note: If students are facing financial insecurity regarding paying for the storage, they are encouraged to apply for the DU Student Assistance Fund. There is…
This week, as part of our “On The Margins at DU” column that investigates the successes and failures of inclusive excellence at DU, The Clarion…