On the evening of the first day of Yom Kippur, you gather with family to eat a large meal before fasting. The next day, you…
The reopening of DU’s Coors Fitness Center is an exciting announcement for those who spent the summer completing at-home workouts, exploring the outdoors and yearning…
To view a series of photos from this protest, click here. Friday, Sept. 26—Outside of Mary Reed Hall, a swath of red covers campus. Protestors,…
The following images are from the Righteous Anger! Healing Resistance! (RAHR) protest this past Friday, September 25. The RAHR protest hoped to "...challenge, transform and…
When DU sophomore Shemar Magee’s struggles with DU financial aid were posted online this summer, he was not expecting to receive much feedback or support.…
More than just students have returned to college this fall, as September rings in new coronavirus outbreaks around college campuses. Across the state, colleges have…
As college students approach the November general elections, issues such as college affordability, equal access to higher education, job growth, gender and racial equality and…
This article is the first part of a six-part series detailing youth political subcultures and the role of youth political participation and activism in the…
DU Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) is fighting the pandemic head-on as it navigates a new life of virtual rush, physically-distanced events and Zoom chapter…
November is fast approaching, and college student voter turnout is more important than ever. Over 15 million people have turned 18 since the last presidential…