Thursday, Apr. 17 — Auraria Campus is usually quiet this time of year. Students and faculty battle end-of-the-semester malaise, frantically pushing themselves until they can collapse on the finish line. Powerful gusts of wind...

At 5 P.M. on Friday, Apr. 18, CU Denver’s Student Government Association (SGA) will have a new President and Vice President for the next school year.   Incumbent President Savannah Brooks is not running for reelection,...

On March 11, philosopher George Yancy delivered his lecture, “The Hoax of White Innocence,” to an audience of eager Auraria students and staff members. Yancy, a professor at Emory University in Atlanta, is an esteemed scholar...

A new student fee may be on the horizon—but that’s up to the University of Colorado Denver student body.    The fee—called the Mental Health and Wellbeing Fee—would provide funding for mental health services on campus....

 It's no secret America has a drug problem. Like the black sheep of the first-world family, Americans spend over $100 billion annually on illicit drugs. Despite a voracious appetite for uppers, downers, and everything sideways,...