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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The van for Ms Tittles Cupcakes, which will be featured at this years modified Taste of Chicago festival.

Taste of Chicago to-go

Rebecca Meluch, News Editor July 20, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of many iconic Chicago events, including Lollapalooza, the Air and Water show and the Chicago Marathon. But last weekend, the city was able to host its...

Business school alum Hannah Judson took graduation photos with her cat for a more lighthearted feel.

Graduation pictures add significance to online commencement, caps and gowns delayed

Abbas Dahodwala June 14, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, DePaul University was forced to transition to online learning for the entire Spring quarter and graduation for the class of 2020 was moved online. It is normal to scroll...

McGee’s Tavern, which is located on Webster Avenue in Lincoln Park, is widely regarded at DePaul as a top spot for partying on weekends.

Memories are made of these: looking back on four years at DePaul

Keira Wingate and Rebecca Meluch June 14, 2020

Through every up and down college has thrown our way, some of the best memories have been created during the most stressful of times. Every all nighter, Saturday night, exam, presentation and “sick day”...

Lollapalooza in 2015

Lollapalooza, Taste Of Chicago, Air and Water Show canceled amid COVID-19

Rebecca Meluch, News Editor June 9, 2020

After weeks of speculation, Lollapalooza, the Air and Water Show and Taste of Chicago have been cancelled by city officials, according to Block Club Chicago. The article reported the city announced...

DePaul teachers, students adjust to Zoom classes

DePaul teachers, students adjust to Zoom classes

Kate Santillan June 7, 2020

With many people being affected by COVID-19 and the restrictions that the quarantines have produced; different groups of people have been forced to change their lifestyles to help them cope with being...

A home in Lincoln Park, taken in the early evening.

Seeing Chicago in a new light

Madeline Brown May 30, 2020

Recently, one thing has been made very clear to me: I really have been taking the little things in life for granted.  This realization struck me on a walk through Lincoln Park with a friend. It was...

The long-term effects of COVID-19 on human touch

The long-term effects of COVID-19 on human touch

Holly Jenvey May 28, 2020

It has been over two months since most people around the world have been able to be with friends and loved ones. The feeling of missing others is universally understood, but why we miss them goes deeper...

Three of the 50 dogs that Eryn Fleener and her family have fostered.

COVID-19 pandemic sees rise in fostering pets

Abby Yimer May 27, 2020

As business closed their doors and shelter-in-place orders were put into effect around the nation, many people opened their homes to some furry friends.   Mark Rutkowski and his partner, Rebecca Taylor,...

The rise of horny posting

The rise of horny posting

Carly Travis May 25, 2020

What is it about a global pandemic that makes everyone horny?  A week after the stay at home orders were put in place, Twitter timelines everywhere were flooded with tweets about wanting some. Most...

The many forms of soulmates

The many forms of soulmates

Keira Wingate, Arts & Life Editor May 14, 2020

A soulmate is defined as a person whom one has a strong affinity, shared values and tastes and often a romantic bond, according to Dictionary.com. Funnily enough, it’s definition such as those that...

A group of golfers walks with their clubs off a green at the Weston Golf Club, in Weston, Mass., Thursday, May 7, 2020. Golf courses across Massachusetts were allowed to reopen on Thursday, with new social distancing and other health requirements, after they were closed due to the COVID-19 virus outbreak.

Why we crave human interaction

Madeline Brown May 8, 2020

Food, shelter and water are the three basic necessities of life, but as humans, do we need more? Now that face-to-face human interaction has been taken away, or at least heavily restricted, it’s becoming...

DePaul students weigh in on working from their childhood homes

DePaul students weigh in on working from their childhood homes

Jessica Nalupta April 19, 2020

Sandra Chen, an international student, has finally made it home.  Looking back, Chen would describe it as a “very difficult” process of researching border policies, booking the earliest possible...

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