By: Steve Coulter

The third line of “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” reads, “Let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies.” The Black Student Alliance (BSA) greeted two Tuskegee Airmen and two other veterans last Tuesday night in Craig Hall with J...

By: Connie Mierkey

The Innovation in Mass Communications class produced a video “The Class,” which parodies the TV series “The Office” and has received more than 27,000 views on YouTube in the month it has been posted. “The Class” sheds l...

By: Rosie Wilmot

After weeks of hard work, extensive papers, presentations and labs spring break is nearly upon us, and while for some this may mean a trip the tropics and margaritas, not all are so lucky. Even if this spring break finds you broke and stagnant in Denver t...

By: Deidre Helton

We shut off a lot. It has a lot to do with the aspect of making a shorter time frame for listening, said professor and sculptor Lawrence Argent....

By: Morgan Tilton

An open fireplace outside Lucile’s Creole Café keeps diners cozy as they wait to be seated for brunch. Lucile’s explores the melting pot of southern Creole cooking....

By: Morgan Tilton

Hip-hop culture, rap music and social identities are the newest way to nab four credits spring quarter in the Gender and Women’s Studies program. “It is the first course to be taught at DU that is directly for hip-hop culture,” said McNe...

By: Stasia Erickson

“The purpose of this exhibit is to help people understand contemporary art and help them look at it differently,” Samantha Carantit said. “It gives them a new context to appreciate it in.”...

By: Connie Mierkey, Rosie Wilmot

Judicial action on campus is back in the hands of students. A judicial branch was reinstated in January as part of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG). USG president Antoine Perretta appointed four justices and a chief justice to serve out the rest...

By: Rosie Wilmot

The freshest fish in Denver can be found within walking distance of the University of Denver thanks to brothers Toshi and Yazu Kizaki. The two have opened their third restaurant on South Pearl Street, Den Deli, featuring fish flown in daily from the Japan...

By: Steven Stoker

On a cold afternoon in early spring, he purposefully continued along down the winding path that would soon lead him to his final fate. He was not alone. Two hooded figures followed closely behind him. When they were finally there, it was much larger than ...

By: Hunter Stevens

Sexual and emotional betrayal are constantly swapped in a play that is a cynical examination of modern relationships. “Closer” is the Theatre Department’s main stage show for winter quarter....

By: Deidre Helton

A concert to raise funds for Haitian relief is tonight at Cervantes’ Other Side, located at 2637 Welton St., just north of downtown....

By: Morgan Tilton

The film and video production program in the newly renamed Department of Media, Film and Journalism Studies is holding auditions for this year’s student-film series. According to co-producer Kelly Urig, auditioning for the films is a great opportuni...

By: Rachel Conkey

Now a group of nine, we went to the bonfire at the base of the mountain. We checked in with DUPB at Starbucks and received our free hot chocolate and hats with Boone embroidered on the front....

By: Rosie Wilmot

Most students only see one side of black culture, rap and hip-hop. There is another side we aren’t taught about in school. We hope to expose students and the community to this in an open environment of appreciation, said BSA historian Danielle Nelso...

By: Connie Mierkey

If you are thinking of going to On the Border for dinner, forget it and go to Las Margaritas instead. Las Margaritas is a Mexican restaurant and cantina that has a more authentic approach to food and one of the best margaritas in town....

By: Deidre Helton

New and Evolving Works (N.E.W.), is a salon-style opportunity for students involved in the creative arts to share their work with their peers. N.E.W. performances take place a couple times each quarter....

By: Connie Mierkey

Digital Media Studies professor, Christopher Coleman’s experimental video was chosen to play on three huge screens in Times Square in New York City....

By: Stasia Erickson

Opera is not always dark and serious like some people assume. When the Vocal Arts Ensemble performed on Friday, there was no music by Richard Wagner or Christoph Willibald Gluck to be heard. Instead, there were a few rather comical and entertaining scenes...

By: Morgan Tilton

Exercising is good for the body, soul and mind. Whether you want to burn off holiday tummy flab or center yourself in child’s pose, workout instructor Leslie Schallert can help....