This isn’t the first time that the Faculty Senate has voted to express no confidence in a chancellor at DU. In 1984, the ...

Defining a social movement can be difficult to do. During the days of the encampment at DU, there was a lot of messaging from encampment participants to each other and to the administration, but from ...

Last Friday, the DU Programming Board (DUPB) hosted its highly anticipated annual MusicFest at the Levitt Pavilion. With a crowd consisting of not just DU students but fans of all ages, the event was ...

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 ...

In January, during a joint session of the house and senate judiciary committees, the Colorado Bureau of Investigations revealed that 1,407 victims of sexual assault living in Colorado are currently ...

ChatGPT is becoming increasingly popular among students around the globe since its initial release in Nov. 2020. However, faculty and staff aware of the technology are taking preventative measures to ...

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 ...

You’ve probably heard of big names in reggaetón like Bad Bunny, Karol G. and Maluma, but can you name any early reggaetón artists besides Daddy Yankee? This new playlist explores the generation of ...

After their initial tour plans were derailed by the pandemic in 2020, The Backseat Lovers have returned to the stage with their sophomore album, “Waiting to Spill.” The anticipation was visible as ...

DU’s coveted Kennedy Mountain Campus (KMC), located in Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, is ready for its second year of programming. The campus is the product of a generous donation by DU alum James C.

It’s hard to believe that this is my last article for the Denver Clarion. Writing every weekend — or really every other weekend at this point — has become ritualized to a degree that makes it hard to ...