Modern dating is a scary concept for many college students. Dating apps, talking stages, exclusivity, situationships and even the murkiness of the term dating itself…
With continuously changing opinions around diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and its implications for college campuses around the United States, many institutions are redefining or…
Enrolling at the University of Denver was no easy choice. My parents created spreadsheets accounting for scholarships, loans, their contributions and my salary. We agreed…
On Oct. 29, one of DU’s largest student-run organizations according to CrimsonConnect, Letters of Love, hosted a fundraising event to support the club’s operations and…
The University of Denver men’s basketball team has never been a strong point for DU athletics. While other programs flaunt national championships, regional success and…
On Oct. 22, the University of Denver held its 13th annual Crimson Classic 5k run & 1.5-mile walk. Put on by the Human Resources &…
The thoughts in this article are my own, shared in a personal capacity, and don’t represent the views of DU’s Undergraduate Student Government. Most people…
During the Trump administration, a wave of economic, political and demographic shifts quietly reshaped the University of Denver. According to experts and DU professors, these…
On March 3, a dryer in Johnson-McFarlane Hall (JMAC) caught fire. None of the proper fire safety alarms went off, according to a Resident Assistant.…
Last Thursday was a busy one. DU’s American Association of University Professors (AAUP) chapter took part in a national day of action, holding events from…