DU Clarion

The Clarion is the University of Denver's official student newspaper, acting as a voice for the campus community. Established in 1899, it reports on both campus and local events while maintaining a strong commitment to journalistic integrity. It's important to note that the views shared in the newspaper do not always represent those of DU’s faculty, staff, or administration, and the opinions of columnists and guest writers may not align with the Clarion's own stance.

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Huge changes coming to the DU Outdoors Program

1 month ago | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

Nestled at the doorstep of the Rocky Mountains, the outdoors have always been a key part of the student experience at the University of Denver. Accordingly, DU has continually tried to enhance this experience. In the last few years, they introduced the James C. Kennedy Mountain Campus (KMC), which, despite its huge advertising push, especially through admissions, most students rarely visit except during First Ascent.
DU represents at the Denver Marathon

1 month ago | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

At 6 a.m. on Sunday, May 18, over 2,000 runners gathered at the starting line of the Denver/Colfax Marathon in City Park. The race would commence 26.2 miles through City Park, downtown, Mile High Stadium, Sloans Lake, down Colfax Avenue and back. The race leaders set a hot pace from the start, with the lead group coming through the first ten miles running at a 5:20 per mile pace.
The TommyInnit Survival Tour – The Denver Clarion

1 month ago | duclarion.com | Eliza Schwartz

“Just to be alive is a blessing most of mankind don’t get,” said comedian Tom Simons during his comedy act, offering an oddly inspirational tone to an otherwise confusing show.On April 24,
Denver women’s lacrosse wins fifth straight Big East tournament

1 month ago | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

Denver women’s lacrosse won its fifth consecutive Big East tournament title last weekend in Philadelphia, Penn. with a 20-9 win against Georgetown in the semifinal on May 1 and a 14-9 win against Villanova in the final on May 3. The game against Georgetown was a dominant performance from Denver from the start. They went up 7-2 by the end of the first frame and carried this lead for the rest of the game.
Denver women’s lacrosse wins Big East while men are eliminated

2 months ago | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

It was a big week for both Denver men’s and women’s lacrosse. The women’s team clinched the Big East regular season title with a 17-7 win at home against Villanova, while the men’s team was eliminated from the Big East tournament with an 18-11 loss against Marquette. The women’s team went into their game against Villanova with a three-game win streak and a 4-1 record in the Big East.
Tim Bergstraser named as the next head coach of Denver men’s basketball

2 months ago | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

On April 14, Denver men’s basketball announced the hiring of their next head coach, Tim Bergstraser. This announcement came after the conclusion of Denver’s basketball season on March 6, where they lost to St. Thomas in the Summit League quarterfinal after finishing the regular season with an 11-20 record. Bergstraser will replace Jeff Wulbrun, who mutually agreed to part ways with Denver basketball after he was placed on leave with two games left in the season.
Isaac Howard wins the 2025 Hobey Baker Award – The Denver Clarion

2 months ago | duclarion.com | Christian Moreno

Amidst the Frozen Four, the Hobey Baker Award ceremony was held to award the best college hockey player in the country. This year’s hattrick nominees were sophomore forward Ryan Leonard of
Sara Rask looking for more success after sweep at women’s alpine national championships

2 months ago | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

On March 7, senior alpine skier Sara Rask swept the NCAA Women’s Alpine skiing National Championships at Dartmouth Skiway, winning both the slalom and giant slalom events. Rask became the 19th Denver skier ever to sweep the national championships and just the sixth woman. Rask won her first gold of the week on March 5 after entering her second race in second place overall. In her second run, she made up the 0.12-second gap she needed to win the event. “I was actually very nervous for my second run.
Denver men’s and women’s basketball knocked out of conference tournament

Mar 10, 2025 | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

Both Denver men’s and women’s basketball teams were eliminated from the Summit League playoffs in Sioux Falls, S.D. last week following losses in the quarterfinals and play-in, respectively. DU Women’s basketball, which was seeded at No. 9 in the Summit League following a 2-14 conference record, was matched up against No. 8 Omaha in the play-in game on March 5. They lost 76-68. Denver was slow to start, going down 10-2 just 2:13 into the first quarter.
Denver men’s basketball beats Oral Roberts behind Akins’ record

Feb 24, 2025 | duclarion.com | Nick Allen

Denver men’s basketball hosted Oral Roberts last week, pulling away with a Summit League win, 71-60. Denver took an early lead, led by scoring from freshman guard Sebastian Akins and sophomore guard DeAndre Craig. They each had six of Denver’s first 17, with Akins adding a steal for a fastbreak layup and an assist off the drive for a dunk from junior center Isaiah Carr. This early action gave Denver a 17-7 lead with 12:21 left in the half.