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Incumbent Republicans all over Colorado are up for reelection come Nov. 3. That includes Lauren Boebert in Colorado’s 4th Congressional district. Boebert won with a 12 point lead in 2024, but the political landscape looks much different than it did two years ago. High gas prices, an unpopular president, and the ongoing war with Iran […]
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The University of Denver hockey team (2-0-0) lost to the University of Michigan (4-0-0) 4-1 on Oct. 16 at Magness Arena. Before the game, Denver raised its 11th NCAA national championship banner to celebrate the team’s 2026 Frozen Four victory. Michigan won the opening faceoff to start the game. Early in the first period, the Crimson […]
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If you’re remotely tuned into the online world in any way, you may have heard the following terms: “Booktok,” “disgustingly educated” or “thought daughter.” All of these words have been circulating on digital platforms to demonstrate a revolution against illiteracy, on the very platforms these terms are so against. Recently, though, there seems to be […]
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White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, was fired after less than a week on the job following her succession of previous White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt. On Oct. 9, in a post on Truth Social, President Donald Trump announced that Zacharia would be filling the newly-available role of White House press secretary. Previously, Zacharia […]
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We’ve made it to week seven, which means we only have four more weeks left of this quarter until finals. Between orientation week and now, a lot has happened for the student body this year. Funding cuts, program absorptions and depressing news updates have all been factors (aside from my personal life) that have made […]
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With the introduction of skateboarding to the Summer Olympics in the 2020 games, which were postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, skating has skyrocketed among the youth once again. Skating is extremely popular among high school and college-age students who find solace in the sport and the positive environment that often comes with […]
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The University of Denver women’s soccer team (2-8-2) faced off against University of Portland (5-7-1) at Peter Barton Stadium on Oct. 17. Despite the heat and sun beating down on the field, both teams came out with energy, setting the tone for a competitive first half. Portland threatened early on a free kick, but sophomore […]
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Sponsored by JPMorganChase Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the way we work, interact and connect online. As with any new technology, however, AI has also introduced new risks by making scams more sophisticated and harder to spot. Phishing attempts, fake job offers and impersonation scams can now appear more convincing, potentially putting students
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Castle Rat, a New York-based doom metal band played a show at The Ogden Theater on Oct. 12 while on tour for their new album “The Bestiary.” Wearing fantasy inspired outfits, the band played to an audience of costumed wizards and regularly clad fans alike creating a story through interspersed narrative beats and performance. According […]
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All My Senses, a Colorado based emo and post hardcore band recently released their new single, “Burning Out.” Through evocative musical grit and emotionally fervent yet mournful lyrics, the song offers a fast paced and emotionally reflective insight into heartbreak and confronting friendship loss. The band recently signed to Vaux Records, a new label from […
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