Photo by: Michael Furman About 500 people attended the ninth annual Diversity Summit on Friday which focused on exploring ways to create inclusive environments. The…
Photo by: David Lorish The three-day elections for the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) ends tomorrow at 4 p.m with the major issues focusing on transparency,…
Photo by: Michael Furman "Sexual assault affects everyone," said sophomore Liam Flannagan, and this is why he attended Take Back the Night last Thursday in…
Photo by: Seven students have become victims of scams run on campus in the last month, with one student reportedly losing almost $2,000 to a…
Photo by: The DU HIV/AIDS Awareness Committee hosted it's third annual benefit concert on Friday. Master's student from the Lamont School of Music performed a…
Photo by: Tri-Delta hosted DHOP, a late night pancake dinner from 11:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. Thursday night to raise money for the sorority's philanthropy,…
Photo by: The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) reviewed appeals for student organizations last week, granting nine organizations additional funds in an executive session that was…
Photo by: Michael Furman What has become a favorite spring quarter tradition for the Greeks on campus saw a few changes this year, according to…
Photo by: Michael Furman Activist students held a mock funeral procession last Tuesday to raise consciousness and possibly get DU involved in the continuing controversy…
The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) completed its allocation of funds generated by the student activity fee by slashing requests from 62 organizations in a closed…