DU has seen a steady decline in enrollment over the past four years, dropping from 14,304 students in 2022 to a projected ...

Being a 22-year-old, I am hoping for a long and prosperous future on this planet we all share. That means being proactive, ...

Céad míle fáilte! It’s March and St. Patrick’s Day is among us. Happy holidays to all Irish and non-Irish college students ...

On March 3, DU band Exhaler was crowned the winner of DUPB’s Battle of the Bands (BoB), one of the most anticipated events of ...

Protests have erupted in Iran and the U.S., condemning U.S. and Israeli intervention. Western countries have advised their ...

This past weekend, No. 7 Denver (21-11-3) faced off against No. 26 Miami Ohio (18-14-2) in the quarterfinals of the NCHC ...

Last Monday, a vigil was held outside the Aurora ICE facility where Jeanette Vizguerra, a longtime Colorado resident, mother, grandmother and immigrant rights and labor activist, was detained on March ...

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 ...

The N-word has a long and painful history for the African American community, dating back to slavery. During the Transatlantic Slave Trade, the first Africans to arrive in the United States were ...

Over half of fallen hip-hop and rap artists have died by homicide, according to a study done by a professor at the University of Sydney in 2015. The same study revealed these artists’ average life ...

Since Jan. 7, hundreds of demonstrations have emerged all around the country, protesting the death of Renee Good, a Minneapolis resident, mother of three and award-winning poet who was fatally shot by ...