As Colorado’s 2022 legislative session closed, the House killed Senate Bill 22-023, which would have prohibited law enforcement from lying while interrogating suspects under the…
Ten people were killed and three were wounded in a mass shooting in a Buffalo, New York, supermarket on Saturday, May 14. Eleven of the…
As two of the world’s largest exporters of wheat and barley, the disruption of Ukraine and, to a lesser extent, Russia’s growing season and harvest…
On May 2, in a highly unusual and unprecedented breach, Justice Samuel Alito’s 98-page draft opinion, which contends the Court’s 1973 decision on Roe v.…
Students of the University of Denver community have joined forces for a greater cause. Recently, DU's custodial staff member, Santiago S. Rodriguez was diagnosed with pancreatic…
A worrying trend has emerged in American media over the last twenty years. More and more, televised news and far left- or right-leaning print news…
Tipi poles belonging to the Native Student Alliance (NSA) were vandalized on April 15, 2022, marking another anti-indigenous act on the DU campus. On April…
Only good vibes could be found at the DU Programming Board’s “Good Chives Only (Just Add Water)” Earth Day event. The event, taking place on…
On April 13, the Fentanyl Accountability and Prevention Bill advanced in the state legislature, passing through the House Judiciary Committee in a 7-4 vote. Prior…
A federal judge in Florida blocked the renewed federal mask mandate on April 18 amid a nationwide surge of the new Omicron BA.2 COVID-19 subvariant.…