In a proposal unveiled by City Health Commissioner Thomas Farley last week, New York City may see the legal age to buy cigarettes raised to…
When I think of the word “autonomous,” the first thing that pops into my head is independence. The word “autonomous” has been tossed around in…
Last week, DU students cast their votes for their Undergraduate Student Government (USG) representatives. Normally, campaigning only lasts four days for both senatorial and presidential…
Even if you didn’t participate in a “Room Change Day” throughout your first year, that day comes for everyone on the first day of Fall…
“Progress is not an illusion; it happens, but it is slow…” This quote by George Orwell exemplifies the change being instituted in the dining halls…
After the recent tragedy here at DU, with the death of Wilson King in an auto-pedestrian accident, our school and Denver need to take another…
I am writing to address Mr. Zimny-Schmitt’s editorial from April 9 titled “New admission policy is blatantly discriminatory.” I welcome the opportunity to explain the…
We all see the signs touting them every quarter: “Career Fair TODAY in Gates Fieldhouse.” They promise us the opportunity to interact and connect with…
The Clarion was recently ranked among the top 100 college newspapers in the country by journalismdegrees.com. The Clarion’s placement on this list is a profound…
Colorado governor John Hickenlooper is a strong supporter of the controversial process known as fracking, which extracts previously inaccessible natural gas from below Earth’s surface…