The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved single booster shots of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine for certain individuals under emergency use authorization (EUA) on…
With summer temperatures getting hotter, the Biden administration has begun to put forth plans to protect American civilians this past week as this summer’s heat…
Despite a decline in crime at the University of Denver since 2020, students are feeling as though their safety is in jeopardy this school year.…
From being immersed in an unfamiliar culture to being thousands of miles away from friends and family, moving across the world can be daunting, especially…
The University of Denver Undergraduate Student Government (USG) diversity committee released a statement following multiple incidents of discrimination at the involvement fair on Friday, Sept.…
On July 27, DU’s Chancellor, Jeremy Haefner, sent out an email to the DU community informing them of the long-awaited rules and policies for the…
A large portion of the U.S. wakes up every morning and brews themselves a pot of hot coffee. Some people visit various coffee shops and…
Although people of color have disproportionately made up COVID-19 cases and deaths since the start of the pandemic, many Black, Brown and Asian communities across…
Prior to the pandemic, nearly 75% of DU undergraduates participated in study abroad. This was partly driven by extensive international partnerships between the DU Office…
In the final episode out of a three part podcast series, Editor-in-Chief, Tori Everson talks about environmental racism in the surrounding Denver community and how…