DU released their Fall 2020 action plan on July 15. The plan goes into great detail about all of the different procedures, rules and restructuring…
On Monday, July 6, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) changed the conditions that allow those with student visas to remain in the country. International students…
UPDATE: Monday, June 29 at 11 p.m. On June 29, DU provided an update to students with active housing applications. This email confirmed with students…
For second-year Rosie Contino’s Puksta scholar project, she is creating an online game that will teach sex education to intellectually-disabled students. This project is backed…
UPDATE: June 4 at 5:30 p.m. This evening, the Office of the Provost sent a follow-up message to the student body. A vote was conducted…
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…
In the last interview of “On The Margins at DU,” a column that investigates the successes and failures of inclusive excellence at DU, The Clarion…
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…
This week, as part of our “On The Margins at DU” column that investigates the successes and failures of inclusive excellence at DU, The Clarion…
DU sophomore, Kaylee Schuler, recently opened up an online art shop in April to show her love for art and inspire others to create. At…