To the Editor, We are entering the final stretch of what can only be described as one of the most contentious elections in modern history.…
Ira Simon believes the future of dining on campus is bright. As the Resident Food Director at DU, Simon believes food is a powerful way…
In an email to the DU community, the university announced that it will be offering three hours of paid time off for all university staff…
This article is the part three of a six-part series detailing youth political subcultures and the role of youth political participation and activism in the…
Wastewater surveillance has become a vital component of COVID-19 prevention. Campuses and cities do not have the data to determine if all positive cases are…
When DU students hear the word “rush,” they may think of potential new sorority members running around Josephine Street, singing songs and clapping together. For…
In 2018, former DU chancellor Rebecca Chopp developed the Denver Advantage Campus Framework Plan. It envisioned a revitalized, sustainable and community-based campus. This fall quarter, two…
This article is part two of a six-part series detailing youth political subcultures and the role of youth political participation and activism in the past…
The reopening of DU’s Coors Fitness Center is an exciting announcement for those who spent the summer completing at-home workouts, exploring the outdoors and yearning…
To view a series of photos from this protest, click here. Friday, Sept. 26—Outside of Mary Reed Hall, a swath of red covers campus. Protestors,…