The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) elections for the 2021-2022 academic year are underway. The Clarion will host a town hall for the community to ask…
On April 13, the DU Undergraduate Student Government (USG) met with the administration to discuss tuition adjustments and the post-pandemic landscape at the university. The…
Since the beginning of 2021, news media has been focused on political scandals. Two stories from Florida have implications for the future of national politics.The…
Since the pandemic, DU’s faculty has transitioned to Zoom. While some classes are now taught fully in-person or in a hybrid format, most classes are…
The University of Denver recently extended COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to all community members who have access to campus. While university officials are hopeful for a…
The issue of street racing was thrust into the spotlight after a traffic jam of 600-800 cars on March 8, caused by street racing between…
Libraries have long been cornerstones for their communities. As Curtis Rogers at the Urban Libraries Council put it in an interview, “Libraries are not in…
The minimum wage debate gained attention this year when Democrats introduced the Raise the Wage Act of 2021 in late January. It was set to…
Colorado accounts for 4% of the nation’s crude oil production and ranked seventh in natural gas production. Oil and natural gas production employed 27,900 Coloradans…
In a recent survey conducted by the Colorado Education Association, it was found that nearly 40% of licensed teachers will consider leaving the profession at…