In 1900, Emma Azalia Hackley became the University of Denver’s first African-American graduate. In 1964 and later in 1967, Martin Luther King Jr. was invited to…
For decades, affirmative action served as a tool to level the playing field for students of color who have been excluded from elite institutions like…
Workplace policies aren’t exactly the stuff of thrilling conversation. Nobody wakes up in the morning excited about reading HR guidelines such as employee punctuality or…
Photo Credit: Theodora Boateng On Tuesday, Oct. 1. at the Community Commons, African Students United, or ASU, held their second event of the year —…
On Jan. 1, 2024, Texas saw Senate Bill 17 come into full effect. The bill explicitly bans the existence of diversity, equity and inclusion offices…
In recent years, the discourse surrounding immigration has become one of the most polarizing political issues, often driven by established narratives and rhetoric. These narratives…
On Thursday, May 30, the Black Community Initiatives (BCI) hosted the first-ever Black communities end-of-year celebration. The event was hosted in collaboration with the Black…
The pro-Palestine encampment, though now disbanded, garnered an unprecedented amount of attention for DU student activists. Although students occupied the majority of the spotlight, another…
On the morning of May 4, the Native Student Alliance (NSA) and fellow volunteers met bright and early to set up the thípi, coming together…
As the pro-Palestine encampment enters its third week on Carnegie Green, the chants led by organizers have become a key element. The chants intend to…