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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Catcher Zoe Levine steps up to the plate during a match against Seton Hall on Friday, March 14, 2025, at Cacciatore Stadium. Levine, a freshman, had one hit in the game.
DePaul loses home-opening series to Seton Hall, gets first Big East win of season
Ashley Mezewich, Contributing Writer • March 18, 2025

Although DePaul softball lost their home-opening series to Seton Hall last weekend, the Blue Demons bounced back after a team meeting to win...

Layden Blocker drives to the basket on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at Madison Square Garden. Blocker collected five rebounds to go along with his 25 points.
DePaul accepts postseason bid to College Basketball Crown tournament
Nick Palazzolo, Men's Basketball Beat Writer • March 17, 2025

DePaul men’s basketball has accepted a bid to the new postseason tournament — the College Basketball Crown — in Las Vegas, per the bracket...

Belén Galain, Genie Bustamante and Claudia Quesada discuss the the play "Partir(se)" on Mar. 10, 2025 at the Goodman Theatre in downtown Chicago. The theatrical concert series, Mujeres Creando, includes three plays from female Argentinian, Chilean and Venezuelan writers and directors.
Latina Playwrights Showcased in Concert Series for Human Rights in Chicago
Emily Diaz, La DePaulia Arts and Life Editor • March 15, 2025

In recognition of Women’s History Month, the Water People Theatre is bringing a trio of plays written by Latina playwrights to Chicago’s...

Belén Galain, Genie Bustamante y Claudia Quesada hablan sobre la obra "Partir(se)" el ​​10 de marzo de 2025 en el Teatro Goodman en el centro de Chicago. La serie de conciertos teatrales, Mujeres Creando, incluye tres obras de escritoras y directoras argentinas, chilenas y venezolanas.
Dramaturgas Latinas Presentan Serie de Conciertos por los Derechos Humanos en Chicago
Emily Diaz, La DePaulia Arts and Life Editor • March 15, 2025

En reconocimiento al Mes de la Historia de la Mujer, el Water People Theatre llevará a Chicago una serie de tres obras escritas por dramaturgas...

DePaul guard Isaiah Rivera slashes to the lane in the second half of DePaul's quarterfinals matchup against Creighton on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Rivera played all 50 minutes, scoring 17 points and collecting nine rebounds.
Despite heartbreaking loss, DePaul says this is only the beginning
Nick Palazzolo and Ryan Hinske March 14, 2025

Hobbled, battered and beaten, they clawed until the bitter end. It was a tale as old as March; a scrappy underdog refusing to go away. This...

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What does Trump's targeting of ‘woke programming' in the arts mean for Chicago's artists?
What does Trump’s targeting of ‘woke programming’ in the arts mean for Chicago’s artists?
Matt Ramsey, Contributing Writer • March 10, 2025

Leaders in Chicago’s diverse performing arts community are worried about the Trump administration’s push to control the country's cultural...

A Trump supporter browses merchandise at a street vendor during his Inauguration on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, in Washington, D.C.. The streets were filled with all sorts of outfits, ranging from furs to face paints.
The cult of MAGA commercialism
Rose O'Keeffe, Content Managing Editor • January 27, 2025

We’re all familiar with the “Make America Great Again” hats made famous nearly 10 years ago during Donald Trump’s first successful bid...

Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the United States by Chief Justice John Roberts as Melania Trump looks on during the 58th Presidential Inauguration at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Friday, Jan. 20, 2017..
Inaugurations: Precedent, Power and Prose
Rose O'Keeffe, Content Managing Editor • January 17, 2025
Catcher Zoe Levine steps up to the plate during a match against Seton Hall on Friday, March 14, 2025, at Cacciatore Stadium. Levine, a freshman, had one hit in the game.
DePaul loses home-opening series to Seton Hall, gets first Big East win of season
Ashley Mezewich, Contributing Writer • March 18, 2025

Although DePaul softball lost their home-opening series to Seton Hall last weekend, the Blue Demons bounced back after a team meeting to win...

Belén Galain, Genie Bustamante and Claudia Quesada discuss the the play "Partir(se)" on Mar. 10, 2025 at the Goodman Theatre in downtown Chicago. The theatrical concert series, Mujeres Creando, includes three plays from female Argentinian, Chilean and Venezuelan writers and directors.
Latina Playwrights Showcased in Concert Series for Human Rights in Chicago
Emily Diaz, La DePaulia Arts and Life Editor • March 15, 2025

In recognition of Women’s History Month, the Water People Theatre is bringing a trio of plays written by Latina playwrights to Chicago’s...

DePaul Dungeons & Dragons group therapy offers a creative approach to skill-building
DePaul Dungeons & Dragons group therapy offers a creative approach to skill-building
Matt Ramsey, Contributing Writer • March 10, 2025

In an effort to better support students, DePaul University Counseling & Psychological Services has rolled out a number of group counseling...

Winning the sound war: How music became a contest of coolness
Winning the sound war: How music became a contest of coolness
Samantha Freehling, Contributing Writer • March 10, 2025

In a world where playlists are constantly being shared, viral sounds dominate social media and emerging underground artists are quickly positioned...

The Hajidamji family gathers around the table to enjoy Iftar on Saturday, March 23, 2024. Iftar is the meal that breaks the fast during Ramadan. (Photo provided by Sana Hajidamji)
Ramadan away from home
Sana Hajidamji, Opinion Beat Writer • March 10, 2025