We’ve all heard someone say, “I don’t like to talk politics.” With the current divisive political climate this statement is understandable. However, uncomfortable as it…
“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” These few, simple words are meant to embody the American spirit. They…
When I walked into my first Clarion meeting freshman year, I had no idea that this club would become the most formative experience of my…
Three and a half years ago, a much younger and more naive version of myself stumbled into a particular club meeting on a Monday night…
Omid Safi is a columnist for “On Being,” a weekly podcast and website devoted to exploring the questions “What does it mean to be human?”…
On Jan. 24, Chancellor Chopp and Chair of the Board of Trustees, Doug Scrivner, sent out an email informing students, faculty and parents of the…
Amidst the excitement and anxiety on Feb. 17, the night of the Global Reveal, one couldn’t help but have a sense of disappointment after the…
On Jan. 24, DU’s Board of Trustees voted “no” on divestment based on the recommendation from the task force created by the Board of Trustees…
My decision to enroll at the University of Denver was in part directed by its stated vision of being a “great private university dedicated to…
Studying abroad is something that defines DU with an average of 70 percent of students participating, according to The University’s website. Freshmen and sophomores look…