The increase in women candidates representing the Republican Party (GOP) is a monumental step in increasing representation through all sectors of the political field. The…
The University of Denver held the second annual Denver Democracy Summit virtually last week on Feb. 10-11. The two-day summit, which was hosted by DU’s…
The following is a satire for the Opinions section. On Aug. 24th, a report surfaced announcing that failed presidential candidate, friend of Elon Musk (odd…
In 2012, Colorado became the first state to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes. Since then, 10 other US states (Alaska, California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Nevada,…
Perhaps because it is the great American art form (for better or worse), the history of filmmaking is deeply rooted in white supremacy—much like the…
On May 7th, ballots for the 2019 Denver Elections will be due. The ballot has two ballot initiatives, six mayoral candidates, three clerk and recorder…
On May 7, ballots are due, and Denverites will vote for mayor, clerk and recorder, councilmember at-large and on two ballot initiatives. The candidate for…
by Jillian Queri and Kellsie Brannen On Friday, April 29, juniors Tess Greenwald and Chandler Carlson were announced as the President and Vice President elect…
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…