Every once in a while, a new book hits the shelves and all of a sudden becomes a notable sensation. Readers start to wonder why…
On April 24 at about 2 p.m., Cam Hickert and Jess Davidson were announced as the USG President and Vice President for the 2015-2016 school…
Elections for positions on DU’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) are taking place this week. Campaigning started April 19 at 10 p.m. and lasts the entire…
The Media Film and Journalism Studies Department at DU has about 250 students in four different majors—media studies, journalism studies, film studies and production and…
Trailblazers: Exposing the Rise of Functional Glass Sculpture Where: Black Book Gallery When: April 19-May 2 Cost: Free Trailblazers features the artwork of 5 glassblowers…
French and computer science double-major Bohdi Cooper from Vermont is no stranger to the hectic schedules that college students often deal with. With classes, clubs,…
It has become a mantra that I keep repeating to my friends and family who complain about the pounds they gained over the holidays and…
If there is any noticeable discrepancy among DU facilities, it’s that the Daniels Business School’s are much nicer than that of DU’s other schools. Clearly,…
Every Wednesday from 5 to 6 p.m., the Emergent Digital Practices department hosts Digiart Wednesdays, its series of lectures by virtual scholars. Each artist, thinker…
This week the Clarion interviewed junior tennis player Henry Craig. Q: How did you begin playing tennis? A: I used to do gymnastics when I…