Journalists of the 21st century like to think of themselves as agents of change, giving voice to revolutionary ideas and new standards. We like to…
Athletics is showing itself to be a popular route for introducing conversations surrounding the validity of trans-identities in public discourse. Whether it be at a…
Hello friends! My name is Aubrey Cox, and I am ecstatic to be the DU Clarion’s incoming executive editor. A bit about me: I am…
Accent discrimination, or linguistic racism, is a common experience for non-native English speakers. At first, it can seem unintentional, like being interrupted in the middle…
Redlining is one of the starkest yet underrepresented systemic barriers of policy-making in the 20th century. It has effectively allowed the federal government to segregate…
My experience at Winter Carnival 2022 mirrored that of my freshman year: spontaneous, hectic, certainly not without its challenges and, overall, wildly successful. Winter Carnival,…
This article is part eight of a nine-part series that focuses on climate change. More specifically, this series will go in-depth on the human disconnect…
This article is part seven of a nine-part series that focuses on climate change. More specifically, this series will go in-depth on the human disconnect…
Recent events in regards to our education system display the American trend of not being able to understand what the learning process is supposed to…
Bath and Body Works recently released a new line in honor of Black History Month. This line featured “packaging inspired by traditional African art and…