Photo by: Cameron Lemmon By going ahead with three planned construction projects despite economic recession, DU is saving some $5 million due to the reduced…
Photo by: David Lorish Last Wednesday evening at the Leo Block Alumni House, Colorado Sen. and DU alumnus Peter Groff spoke about the past, present…
The Division of Athletics and Recreation laid off seven full-time employees and three staff members have applied for the voluntary severance package offered by DU,…
Rob Gleeson, a sophomore finance major, is making a name for himself in the Denver comedy scene and is being recognized for his work due…
The No. 28 women's tennis team ended its season after losing 4-0 to No. 7 UCLA in the NCAA Regional finals in Los Angeles on…
Photo by: Lauryn Sprung Diversity and the climate of acceptance have improved on campus, according to speakers at the eighth annual Diversity Summit on Inclusive…
Photo by: Laura Hathaway Last Friday students, faculty, community leaders and religious professionals attended a Religion on the Secular University Campus symposium which took place…
The Pioneers were away for the first time this season playing University of Maryland Baltimore County on Saturday afternoon and Towson on Sunday morning and…
Construction is scheduled to begin in February on a $6.3 million, 2,000-seat modern soccer stadium that is to open in August 2009. The stadium will…
The No. 17-ranked women's lacrosse team topped both California and St. Mary's on the road to finish the regular season 12-5, 5-0. Junior Karen Morton…