Ingrid Dayanara Romero, a second-year political science major from Aurora, Colo., knew she had chosen the right major because of the passion she felt when…
They accept art of any medium. They print them at their local library. They hand them out for free. They are “Yes, I Don’t,” a…
Talks of banning TikTok, formally known as Musical.ly, go all the way back to 2020. As the app’s popularity continued to rise, so did concerns…
The University of Denver prides itself on being a private university for the public good through its partnerships with local and global communities. One of…
Last week, the DU community joined together to celebrate Dia de los Muertos to honor departed loved ones. The holiday is widely celebrated in Mexico…
My Big Question is an ongoing segment exploring various topics and answering your curious questions. Hi DU friends, and welcome back to yet another week…
Scientists have been working endlessly since the beginning of the pandemic to develop a safe and efficient vaccine to stop the spread of COVID-19. The…
This year’s Diversity Summit hosted by DU took place on Thursday, Jan. 19 to Friday, Jan. 20 to promote and talk about diversity on campus…
Over the past year, DU has hosted numerous outstanding events, such as a revamped Homecoming & Family Weekend and Fall Festivus. In addition, numerous clubs…
On Sept. 16, University Chaplain Gary Brower sent an email to the DU community with the news of Clay Soper’s death. “It is with sadness…