Happenings

May 26, 2004

Students awarded scholarships University of Denver Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS) students Dawn Dahlke and Morgan Taylor have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships, making them…

The University of Denver's Daniels College of Business held its first meeting Tuesday for the Executive Mentor Program in the Dean's Dining Hall. Approximately 30…

Crime Report

May 26, 2004

Vandalized tree On Friday, May 14, at 2:15 a.m., a DU student reported unknown person(s) vandalized a small tree by an entrance to Johnson-McFarlane Hall.…

Photo by: Scott Casey Teatro fantastico! Javier Torre's Spanish theatre class performed two feminist plays last Tuesday. The plays performed were "Calle, Pague y No…

The Leo Block Digital Art Studio suffered a break-in where two computers with graphic art software were stolen, reported Campus Safety. The break-in occurred between…

Dems With the world's largest population, largest military and a thriving economy, we can ill afford to ignore China's ascent to a preeminent position in…

The AUSA Senate adopted a revised constitution Tuesday, but the decision was not unanimous. The vote passed 12-2, with Sens. James Haug and Ben Burke…

You may be wondering how I approach the art of writing. After all, it is hard to top my Whoopi Goldberg expose. Yet not everything…