On Nov. 5, residents of Denver will take to the polls to vote on four citywide measures, two statewide measures and Denver Public School Board…
Egypt, Lebanon, Ecuador, Chile, Haiti, Iraq, Ukraine, Spain, the UK, Indonesia, Algeria, Russia, Bolivia, Peru, Hong Kong and the United States—all of these are countries…
With the cold weather finally kicking into full gear here in Denver, a lot of students have noticed the shift in not only temperature, but…
A second Chick-fil-A location opened outside of the United States on Oct. 10, only to announce eight days later that its doors will close after…
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court heard three landmark cases fighting for LGBTQ rights in the workplace. In all instances, an employee had been fired…
When one thinks of a career fair, they automatically feel intimidated. The idea of corporations and potential employers scanning over resumes and forms galore often…
Now that we are deep into fall quarter, it is time to meet our new Undergraduate Student Government (USG) senators. Samantha Barcelona is the new…
On Monday, Oct. 1, the minimum age to buy tobacco products in the city of Denver was raised from 18 to 21. The Denver City…
In perhaps the most historic move in marijuana politics since Colorado state legalized recreational marijuana in 2014, the House of Representatives passed the Secure and…
This is an evolving story and will be updated as more information is released. After five years at the University of Denver, Chancellor Rebecca Chopp…