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DU’s SAFE Fund helps students with unmet financial needs
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Indoor rock climbing, volleyball, kickball set for next week
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Rising juniors take control of SGA with election of Smith, Rodgers
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Spring student census at 1,240, down 69 students from fall 2018
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Four more months of drainage work
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Deadline Sept 14 for Young Women with Purpose Project application
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Physics majors dominate Research Week
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- DU’s SAFE Fund helps students with unmet financial needs
- Indoor rock climbing, volleyball, kickball set for next week
- Rising juniors take control of SGA with election of Smith, Rodgers
- Spring student census at 1,240, down 69 students from fall 2018
- In Our Own Voice hosts first Reproductive Justice Dinner
- Woods: Project eases campus flooding, won't eliminate it
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