When Tivoli Tap House closed its doors in December 2024, there were whispers of Auraria becoming a dry campus altogether. With no other bars in the immediate area, students and staff were left to wander...
The Colorado Avalanche began a new season Tuesday night in Los Angeles against Anze Kopitar and the Kings. Much like the Avalanche, the Kings made an early exit from last year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs...
Fifty years ago, Denver tore up what remained of its historic trolley car network to make way for the car-centric labyrinth we have inherited today. Denver’s trolley cars were once widespread and elaborate,...
Official results are in from the Spring 2025 CU Denver Student Election, which closed at 5 p.m. on April 18.
Mauro, who currently serves as the Vice President, will begin serving as the SGA President,...
It is hard to believe the end of the Spring semester 2025 is only a few weeks away. While most students and professors are preparing for finals and graduation, the Student Affairs office held their semi-annual...
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...
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...
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,...
The market is continuously flooded with new social media platforms, and they all aspire to become one of the greats — they want to be the next Facebook, TikTok, X, Instagram, Snapchat, or Tinder. Despite...
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...
Coloradans—even the new imports—are notorious for their love of all things outdoorsy and active. Here, athletics aren’t just for the sporty people, they’re a statewide expectation. However, in...
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,...
