Two weeks ago I wrote an article laying out my experience at the Free Palestine encampment. My goal was to show everyone why we are doing what we are doing while putting to rest some misconceptions ...

The DU4Palestine encampment lasted 20 days on the Carnegie Green, before protestors peacefully and thoughtfully disbanded the camp on the early morning of May 29. DU4Palestine, the student ...

This article is part four of a series that explores the history and importance of various buildings across the University of Denver campus in order to highlight the people, places and stories that ...

I was 11 years old, a gymnast, training 20 hours a week, four hours a day following seven hours at school. Gymnastics had been my life since age two, and I adored it. But what started as a little fear ...

This article is part three of a series that explores the history and importance of various buildings across the University of Denver campus in order to highlight the people, places and stories that ...

This past week, the Lamont School of Music showcased its Percussion Ensemble. While primarily focusing on percussion, this performance contained a multitude of sounds and rhythms. The musicians showed ...

Several graduate students, under the supervision of Dr. Rebecca Galemba of the Korbel School of International Studies, have spent months conducting a research project focusing on the perspectives of ...

“The Super Mario Bros. Movie” has been the biggest movie to come out during April this year. The film has broken box office records around the globe and grossed over one billion dollars. The release ...

A new building is on the horizon for the STEM department of DU. Nestled behind Olin Hall and the Boettcher Center is the site where a new 80,000-square-foot, $112 million building is going to be ...

Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, better known as SAE, was kicked off of DU’s campus on Dec. 11, 2015. After a little more than three years, they are now asking to be welcomed back onto campus. SAE was ...

I still remember walking into my first Clarion meeting, feeling nervous, uncertain but also excited. It was rare for me to attend a meeting fall quarter of freshman year, since unknowingly, my FSEM ...

The University of Denver has one of the most well-renowned study abroad programs in the country. With over 106 Partner Programs in over 40 countries, the options for going abroad seem almost limitless ...