We are all credit seekers in one way or another; college students can be especially intense about finding ways to get recognition for what we…
In this week's episode, Opinions Editor Grace Carson joins us to talk about technology in the classroom and how that has affected learning. Next entertainment…
We’ve all heard someone say, “I don’t like to talk politics.” With the current divisive political climate this statement is understandable. However, uncomfortable as it…
Dear readers, My name is Connor W. Davis, I’m a junior from Weston, Vermont majoring in journalism and I took over the Clarion in February…
On April 25, a twice-in-a-century 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal. This was the earthquake that everyone knew was coming—we just didn’t know exactly when it would…
With the nationwide rise in tuition and a grim economic outlook, the role of higher education has become an increasingly important topic of debate. Does…
One month ago, riots erupted in Baltimore. There was no excuse for these riots. There was no excuse for the relentless violence and $9 million…
When we decided that we were going to run for Student Body President and Vice President, the first thing we discussed wasn’t our platform; it…
Climate change is a ever-critical global issue that is becoming more serious. Every day, we see more indications that the world is reaching a breaking…
On April 24, DU’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) announced the results for their annual elections, with Cam Hickert, physics and international studies major from Colorado…