For many, driving is just another part of day-to-day life. Commuting from home to work, grocery store to the park or school to church, driving…
From the tearing down of Driscoll to the building of the new Dimond Family Residential Village, DU has been experiencing many changes throughout the past…
The new school year means some new changes, and the Title IX office at DU is no different. Every August, the new policies and procedures…
The Clarion’s color-coded map to all-gender restrooms has been updated. It now features 10 additional locations. This increase can be attributed to the “University of…
On May 20, the Native Student Alliance (NSA) hosted DU’s 9th annual “New Beginnings” pow wow in the Hamilton Gymnasium. NSA hosts this pow wow…
On Monday, May 13, Governor Jared Polis and four Colorado legislatures gathered at DU with local journalists from the Colorado Sun and CBS4 and the…
Since 2013, Colorado students without legal status have been able to get in-state tuition through the College Opportunity Fund and their current educational institution. Now,…
Denver voters headed to the polls on Tuesday to elect a whole slate of municipal leaders from mayor through city councilmembers. Also on the ballot…
Press Release to the Clarion From: Dennis Barrett, Dept. of Biological Sciences President, Gamma of Colorado Chapter, Phi Beta Kappa <dbarrett@du.edu> The DU’s chapter of…
On Apr. 25, 2019, Joe Biden announced that he will be running in the 2020 Presidential Race along with 21 other Democrats and two Republicans. …