On Jan. 22, Sisterhood DU, a student organization dedicated to empowering Black women and femmes on campus, hosted its first event of the quarter: a…
On Oct. 29, one of DU’s largest student-run organizations according to CrimsonConnect, Letters of Love, hosted a fundraising event to support the club’s operations and…
Beginning in Dec. 2022, The Other Side Village, located in Utah, aims to end homelessness through their program. The village is a 39 acre lot…
If you wandered by DU’s Campus Green last Wednesday evening, it would’ve been hard to miss the music, the dancing or the smell of barbecue…
This article is here to appeal to any foodie, cocktail lover, clubber or anyone who wants to help other community members decide where to spend…
Resident assistants (RAs) are the foundation of student life at DU. They are community builders, crisis resources, policy enforcers and supporters for students transitioning into…
This past week, the Center for a Regenerative Future hosted its first-ever “Green Gala,” featuring student voices, community connection and great food. This green-themed event…
Two weeks ago I wrote an article laying out my experience at the Free Palestine encampment. My goal was to show everyone why we are…
The pro-Palestine encampment at DU has been ongoing on the Carnegie Green since the morning of May 9. According to DU For Palestine Instagram, Protestors…
Read the English version of this article here. Dra. Maria del Carmen Salazar era una estudiante universitaria de primera generación, quien nació en México y…