You’ve seen the enormous banner on Sturm and maybe you’ve heard about Chancellor Chopp driving a golf cart around campus, but chances are you don’t…
A great university is defined by open and uninhibited dialogue, where conflicting ideas and viewpoints are free flowing and lively debate is the norm. Unfortunately,…
Motorized scooters are a fun and easy method of transportation on campus, but recently, DU Parking Services have restricted their use. Although the new scooter…
College campuses are oftentimes catalysts of social change. With many young adults focused in one area, colleges are much more likely to embrace change before…
It’s the time of year when many college students start receiving invitations to various honors societies. From the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) to…
DU held its annual Winter Career and Internship Fair on Feb. 18. It was a record-breaking event according to Sue Hinkin, Executive Director of Career…
Letter to the Editor Roderick O’Dorisio, the Financial Director of the DU Clarion, recently wrote an article calling the fossil fuel divestment movement “laughable” and…
Registration for summer quarter classes begins March 2. DU oftentimes touts these classes as an opportunity for any student to get ahead or catch up…
Today we’re going to talk about income inequality. Let us begin with a famous parable from world-renowned philosopher, Peter Singer. “While wearing an expensive, Italian…
Every so often in our lives, we have the privilege of experiencing amazing moments—those that cause overwhelming awe to creep up unexpectedly and overwhelm us.…