No matter where you look in the news, it's probably a safe bet that it won’t take long to find the word “populism.” With a…
“The Galilee, the Negev, the Golan, Judea, and Samaria.” Encompassing all of the Occupied West Bank and the Golan Heights, these are the areas where…
Congratulations to the University of Denver community members! We have entered an exciting new year. I’m sure we are all ecstatic to see what this…
My Big Question is an ongoing segment exploring various topics and answering your curious questions. Welcome back to DU for Winter Quarter, and to another…
The United States recently faced one of the consistently most controversial and difficult times for the nation: congressional voting. Specifically, the nation watched in awe…
On Jan. 9, we were introduced to yet another instance of public officials mishandling classified documents. This time it was Biden who messed up. According…
One major trend that can be analyzed in our society today is the conversation of mental health. Though talking about mental health has become less…
Post-pandemic life has presented a variety of changes to our world. From shifts in workplace culture to changes in the entertainment industry, the United States…
The Supreme Court with its conservative majority is at work yet again. This time its focus is on affirmative action in higher education, where it…
Allowing incarcerated people to vote in the United States (U.S.) is a hot topic. Bernie Sanders helped to bring attention to this issue during his…