If you wandered by DU’s Campus Green last Wednesday evening, it would’ve been hard to miss the music, the dancing or the smell of barbecue wafting through the air. Boots stomped in unison as students ...

Nestled at the doorstep of the Rocky Mountains, the outdoors have always been a key part of the student experience at the University of Denver. Accordingly, DU has continually tried to enhance this ...

Several graduate and undergraduate students at the Korbel School of International Studies have co-written a book with Professor Oliver Kaplan that focuses on difficult decisions forced upon civilians ...

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

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 don’t spend much time thinking about DU’s ...

College students face significant financial pressure in today’s volatile economy, driven by inflation, rising tariffs, student debt and the lingering effects of Trump-era policies. These challenges ...

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 changes are far from ...

Welcome back to “The Unify Brief,” where we track the latest developments shaping the nation. Here’s what you need to know this week. Trump blocks Harvard from enrolling international students On ...

Denver sports fans have had a rough playoff season. The Nuggets were eliminated in game seven of the Western Conference Semifinals last Sunday after the Oklahoma City Thunder smoked them by 32 points.

On Sunday, May 18, the Denver Nuggets season came to an end with a game seven loss against the Oklahoma City Thunder. This was the second game seven that the Nuggets had played this playoffs To start ...

DU’s Black Student Alliance (BSA) hosted their first Miss Affinity Pageant, an eventful night that not only celebrated students of color, but also challenged traditional beauty standards in pageantry.

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