Live sports during the COVID-19 pandemic? Bat flipping as a cultural custom? More home runs? Players having a role in determining the fate of umpires?…
Back in April, DU declared that all of the study abroad programs for this fall will be canceled due to the pandemic. This sudden notice…
The afternoon of Friday, May 29, the University of Denver released their tentative plans for living and learning on campus Fall Quarter 2020. These plans…
For well over a century, baseball has been a quintessential part of an American summer. Fans flock to ballparks all over the country to enjoy…
Zoom has taken over the world with nearly every school in the country using it to teach online courses. But should online classes be conducted…
DU theatre professor Ashley Hamilton does not have a normal day job. While you can find her teaching Acting 101 to a class of nervous…
When the coronavirus halted daily life, gyms were forced to close their doors. The outcome? Sold out fitness equipment on countless retailers’ websites, a lonely…
An email was sent out to students on May 13, 2020 saying that after careful consideration DU has decided to postpone Spring 2020 Commencement because…
Editor’s Note: Readers should be aware this article has content pertaining to anxiety, depression and suicide. Students in need of support can reach out to…
As the pandemic continues, inequality deepens. Regular people continue to struggle, such as 33-year-old Michael Hurley from Havertown, Pennsylvania. He lost his manager position because…