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Let’s rebuild the economy with a focus on going green

April 20, 2020 Megan Cooney

Why are so many people afraid of the coronavirus (COVID-19) but not of climate change?  Everyday life as we know it has shifted across the…

Arts & Life

The Strokes are back with “The New Abnormal”

April 20, 2020 Jake Gloth

At their New Year's Eve show in Brooklyn, Strokes frontman, Julian Casablancas, delivered the news of their new album. “The 2010s, whatever the fuck they’re…

Arts & Life

White Pie pizzas turns up the heat

April 20, 2020 Haley Paez

Note: White Pie is not currently open for dining room service, so make sure to check out their alternative options. They are offering curbside pickup…

Featured

Outside actors may be behind anti-quarantine protests in Denver and elsewhere

April 20, 2020 Chris Fazzari

After the first “Operation Gridlock” protests over stay-at-home orders on April 15, there was another wave of protests on April 19. These protests were planned…

Featured

COVID-19 on Campus: Students discuss shipping issues and housing woes in wake of enforced move out

April 13, 2020 Hannah Branit

Note: If students are facing financial insecurity regarding paying for the storage, they are encouraged to apply for the DU Student Assistance Fund.  There is…

Featured

On the Margins at DU: Latino Law Students’ Association (LLSA)

April 13, 2020 Kiana Marsan

This week, as part of our “On The Margins at DU” column that investigates the successes and failures of inclusive excellence at DU, The Clarion…

Arts & Life

Emily A. Duncan’s debut novel “Wicked Saints” explores fantasy and religion but misses emotion and purpose

April 13, 2020 Skylar Nitzel

*This review contains some spoilers. Overall rating: 2.5/5 stars When the beautiful cover for Emily A. Duncan’s new book “Ruthless Gods,” the sequel to her…

Off-Campus

Qurious about Quibi? Here’s why this streaming platform has a competitive edge

April 13, 2020 Megan Cooney

Launched on April 6, Quibi is a new app designed for phones or tablets and caters to the on-the-go watcher. It offers a plethora of…

Featured

College students shouldn’t expect tuition refunds

April 13, 2020 Megan Cooney

In the wake of COVID-19, college students across America are filing lawsuits against their universities. They are advocating for tuition and room and board refunds,…

News

UK’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, moves out of intensive care due to COVID-19

April 13, 2020 Tori Everson

The U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was receiving “standard oxygen treatment” as he was moved into intensive care on April 6 due to his coronavirus…

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