Last Wednesday, April 30, the Chester M. Alter Arboretum transplanted the 40-foot Cedar of Lebanon from the west side of Cherrington Hall to the northeast…
On Wednesday, April 30, three professors of Sturm College of Law presented a discussion called “Whaling in the Courtroom” to an audience of about 50…
After a week-long campaign for the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Presidential and Vice Presidential seats, Hayden Johnson and Natalie Casey won their respective seats in…
This story is part one of a three-part series. Some names have been changed to protect identities. In February, a single altered bathroom sign sparked…
Demolition on DU’s John Greene Hall began in the snow on Monday, April 14, and is expected to be completed in early May. The $90,000…
The USG Sustainability Committee (SUSCOM) had an “Uproot Day” last Saturday, April 26, to dig up and transplant the permaculture garden from the west side…
Last week, the USG Sustainability Committee (SUSCOM) posted flyers at the Hydration Stations on campus announcing that they have now saved waste from a total…
After over a year of deliberations and interviews, DU has selected Psychology Chair and Professor Daniel McIntosh as the new dean of Arts, Humanities and…
Last week the Liberal Arts Advantage (LAA) opened a career preparation survey to students of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS). The questions in…
Hayden Johnson and Natalie Casey were announced as next year’s Student Body President and Vice President today after a week-long campaign. Johnson and Casey defeated…