Last Friday, several students were seen walking around the Community Commons with glitter on their faces. The source? DU's newest Brazilian Student Association (BRASA) was…
As the snow fell this past Wednesday, the Latine and Asian communities at the University of Denver got together to celebrate Valentine’s Day. On the…
On Jan. 20, Asian Student Alliance (ASA) hosted a Lunar New Year celebration for the University of Denver community. The celebration had fan dancing, dragon…
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…
On Tuesday, Feb. 15, award-winning journalists Wesley Lowery and Julian Rubinstein engaged in a public conversation about challenges facing the media at Colorado College. The…
Almost all beings on the planet are heavily reliant on pollination for their survival. Pollinating animals such as bees, bats, birds, butterflies, moths, beetles and…
On Jan. 31, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted full approval to Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine. Only a couple of days later, on Feb. 4,…
The first case of the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 in the U.S. was detected in the first week of December 2021. On Dec. 2, the Colorado…
Earlier this month, Starbucks launched its holiday drinks and new cups, setting the “winter mood.” Practically everyone on-campus is walking around carrying red and green…
In January 2020, three students at the University of Denver (DU)—Maddie Membrino, Shannon Saul and Grace Wankelman—launched the wecanDUbetter campaign. The primary goal was to…