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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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Does 2nd amendment 'trump' 1st amendment?
NEW ORLEANS (April 13, 2018) – In the United States of America, as of March (that’s 11 weeks, 77 days, 1,848 hours and...
Support, don't silence, protestors
NEW ORLEANS (April 13, 2018) – As a child, we often are told to have a “closed mouth and open ears” because...
Gay rapper encourages self-love to students
NEW ORLEANS (April 13, 2018) – Self-described gay rapper Fly Young Red encouraged students to love themselves and their communities...
Harness your inner power to succeed, Jones tells students
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Valiesha Butterfield Jones
NEW ORLEANS (April 13, 2018) – The head of the Women...
More students seeking help in distress at DU, defying U.S statistics in survey
NEW ORLEANS (April 13, 2018) – A national survey of college students struggling with mental health issues found that 64 percent of...
SGA presidential candidate unopposed: Kennedy Watson
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From left are Nia Randolph, John Lawson II and Toiya Smith, the candidates for SGA vice president,...
Deadline April 2 to register for 2018 Algebra Relay
NEW ORLEANS (March 23, 2018) – It’s that time of year again for campus math maniacs to dust off their trusty calculators and...
Small cohort, tighter admission requirements part of revamped nursing program
NEW ORLEANS (March 19, 2018) – Admission requirements have been tightened, with a set number of students to be admitted into the...
Start small, but invest in yourself, students advised at workshop
NEW ORLEANS (March 9, 2018) – Invest in yourself now by learning money management, even if you have to start small, advised Marc...
Another milestone: Drainage work moves to Oaks
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Construction has moved between Williams and Kearney and on to the Avenue of the Oaks.
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Letters to politicians
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Dillard students join Dr. Gary Clark, political science professor, on Feb. 6 to write letters to local,...
DU student population at 1,209 for spring '18; 83 net losses since fall
NEW ORLEANS (March 4, 2018) – Dillard’s spring population increased 3.2 percent to 1,209 when compared to spring...
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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
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