The following response is to an editorial printed April 11, "Early registration at DU remains unfair." To the editor: We write in response to the…
Trudy Berger, who works in the Halls cafeteria, puts her heart into everything she does, and often works very hard to make sure that everything…
In the April 4,2002 issue the cover article reffered to the new Cyber Cafe that will be opened this fall. The article also mentioned that…
It is my sincere hope that the long-standing stereotype of Americans and their rampant apathy is breaking down. Unfortunately, this breaking of stereotypes does not…
At least seven students are without laptops after a series of robberies that occurred over spring break. Ty Mills, interim director of Campus Safety, confirmed…
The AUSA Senate met last night to approve student organizations to be license fundable, which allows the organizations to receive Senate funding. The Senate had…
If you thought the housing application and lottery system was complicated before, the addition of Nelson Hall promises to add confusion to the housing process,…
Students will soon be able to sip espresso and surf the net between classes. Opening in the fall, the newly renovated Cherrington Hall, located next…
Vice Provost Shiela Wright addressed Senate about students being able to study abroad without additional costs, and Christine Austin and Gail Howard spoke about proposed…
The ten o'clock curfew is moved to 24-hour quiet hours; it is finals week at DU and it is apparent by the look on students'…