In communities where crime rates are high, it may be necessary for citizens to step up, help defend their community and encourage community members away…
Saturday, Nov. 7—Cheers and honking car horns echoed throughout Denver after news of Joe Biden’s presidential win trickled into the city goers' Twitter feeds and…
Voters across Colorado were faced with difficult decisions this election season with 11 statewide and 12 Denver-specific ballot propositions. Now, election day has passed and…
Students received an email from the Office of the Chancellor on Monday, Oct. 26 announcing a 2% tuition increase for the 2021-2022 academic year. This…
This article is part five of a six-part series detailing youth political subcultures and the role of youth political participation and activism in the past…
For students studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), classes and labs have changed in drastic ways. When COVID-19 arrived in the U.S., DU professors…
This article is part one of a four-part series detailing DU’s efforts to achieve a sustainable campus, considering past and present accomplishments. Now is the…
DU leadership announced their formalized plan for the remaining 2020-2021 academic quarters on Oct. 23, including check-out and move-in guidelines for winter and spring breaks.…
“I thought when I got here, I would meet so many new people just from my hallway,” said DU freshman Rebecca Murabito. “But the first…
DU announced a transition to all online learning today at 2:17 p.m. This change comes in response to the continuing rise of COVID-19 infections in…