Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, better known as SAE, was kicked off of DU’s campus on Dec. 11, 2015. After a little more than three years,…
Two years following an unexpected, unprovoked tweet, one of Donald Trump’s most controversial announcements finally took effect after being voted on by the Supreme Court…
As alluded to throughout the thought-provoking article, “How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation” by Anne Helen Petersen, beginning with millennials and foreseeably the following generations,…
The 2020 election is slowly approaching, and there is already a pool filling with potential presidential candidates for the Democratic party. Of those running, there…
The Womxn’s March is a work of art in its entirety, with boundless creativity in the colorful signs and a sense of community reflected in…
Too many professors, not enough students and not enough money. All these factors combined don’t exactly make for a successful place of learning, a fact…
Chances are that you’ve heard of, listened to or seen “Hamilton,” the iconic historical musical written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and based on the life of…
Let’s delve into an ongoing conflict plaguing half of the population: should feminine hygiene products, such as tampons and pads, be exempt from sales tax? …
In 2025, DU plans to re-launch the Media, Film & Journalism Studies (MFJS), part of the Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences (AHSS) school, in order…
For every 100,000 live births, pregnancy causes 14 maternal deaths in the U.S., compared to just three in Iceland, seven in Canada, 12 in Saudi…