The Denver Clarion

“Jeremy, Jeremy, we see you, no more predators at DU” was a chant that rang out among students at the “Fire Marco Nathan” protest on Oct. 22. Organized by the DU Student Union, the demonstration called for the philosophy professor’s dismissal following a Denver Post investigation. According to the Post, DU’s civil rights office found […]

President Donald Trump’s approval rating has declined ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, according to a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll. Trump’s current 33% approval rating is four percentage points lower compared to last year.  Although this poll does not predict election results, it reflects Americans’ attitudes toward Trump’s policies during his second term. Dwindli...

In the United States, Halloween is celebrated on Oct. 31 by wearing costumes, going trick-or-treating and spending time with family and friends. While this holiday, derived from ancient festivals and religious rituals, is still widely celebrated in a number of countries all around the globe, other nations are marking the fall season with celebrations of […]

When indie-alternative singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers announced her third studio album “Lost Weekend,” her first solo album since “Punisher,” which was released in 2020, thousands of fans were ecstatic. When Bridgers announced her decision to make her accompanying tour phone-free, the same fans were hesitant but willing to surrender their phones for the evening to have […]

On Thursday, Oct. 15, I, alongside managing editor Madison James, attended the Colorado Association of Black Journalists’ (CABJ) screening of  “Beyond the Headlines: The NABJ Journey.” The documentary commemorated the National Association of Black Journalists’ (NABJ) 50th anniversary and was followed by a panel discussion regarding the state of Black journalism. I was invited by...