The month of May is officially recognized in the United States as APIDA Heritage Month. “APIDA,” which stands for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American, comprehensively…
On Friday, May 12, LSA and SHPE put on a Carne Asada Kickback event on the third floor of the Burwell Center for Career Achievement…
On May 7, at 8:30 a.m., George Alvarez drove his SUV into a crowd of migrants, killing seven on the spot and another died while…
As clouds roll in overhead, a cool but gentle wind races across Campus Green. Though the weather is unsettled, the spirits of the several dozen…
Research, advocacy and education are the three pillars of DU Colectivo, a student group on campus that aims to support the underserved communities of migrants…
DACA/UNDOCU Week hits the University of Denver like no other year starting April 24-April 28. These efforts are by lead coordinator Johanna Majano, current DU…
“I just had to run away from my life,” Selky winces, remembering the impossible decision he made four years ago to leave his wife and…
The University of Denver Museum of Anthropology (DUMA) is hosting a new exhibit showcasing the work of DU anthropology professor, Dr. Rebecca Galemba. Entitled “Laboring…
Native American women, girls and two-spirits are murdered at a rate 10 times higher than the national average. Almost half of Native women experience sexual…
This is a collection of photos from DACA/UNDOCU WEEK from April 24-28.