“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…
Numerous departments, faculty, student groups came forward last week in support of Righteous Anger! Healing Resistance! (R.A.H.R.) protests and the #NoMorePios movement. A compilation of…
DU is proud of the changes they are making to dining on campus. With the opening of the Community Commons and Rebecca Chopp Grand Central…
Wednesday, Oct. 21—An hour before the Chancellor’s office planned to reaffirm DU’s ‘Pioneer’ moniker, Jeremy Haefner was on a Zoom call. He was trying to…
This article is part four of a six-part series detailing youth political subcultures and the role of youth political participation and activism in the past and…
With the 2020 election a mere 11 days away, voters across the country are heading to the polls (or mailbox) to cast their votes in…
As temperatures begin to drop and DU’s seventh week begins, an ominous Election Day draws ever closer. With several important issues at stake, how will…
2020 has been a whirlwind with COVID-19, an upcoming election, the Black Lives Matter movement and disastrous wildfires still sweeping through America's West Coast and…
Ira Simon believes the future of dining on campus is bright. As the Resident Food Director at DU, Simon believes food is a powerful way…