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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Relationship advice for when the honeymoon phase ends

Relationship advice for when the honeymoon phase ends

Rebecca Meluch, News Editor February 16, 2020

Call me the “love doctor,” or maybe don’t.  I’ve been through it all, from short term relationships that lasted for a few weeks, to long term relationships that lasted years.  But like...

Jenette McCurdy at an awards show.

Our unhealthy relationship with celebrities

Chinyere Ibeh, Music and Film Critic February 16, 2020

Today, the obsession with celebrities appears to be at an all-time high. The internet and social media have only amplified this obsession. Celebrities have been a huge part of our culture since what...

Your parents’ relationship may impact your own more than you think

Your parents’ relationship may impact your own more than you think

Elena King February 10, 2020

From 1961 to 1963, Psychologist Albert Bandura conducted the Bobo Doll Experiment, which studied the ways children mimic certain observed behaviors. In the experiment, which serves as support for the complex...

How a DePaulia writer came to terms with her breakup near Valentine’s Day

How a DePaulia writer came to terms with her breakup near Valentine’s Day

Rebecca Meluch, News Editor February 10, 2020

What are your plans for this upcoming Valentine’s day? A romantic dinner, an intimate movie, or a cozy night in? How about crying in your bed, re-reading texts and looking at old pictures of you and...

Valentines Day: Do we love or hate it?

Valentine’s Day: Do we love or hate it?

Taylor Johnson and Jonathan DeCarlo February 10, 2020

Celebrating all love for a day By Taylor Johnson Valentine’s Day is approaching and I am thrilled. Bring out the chocolates, sweets, cards, flowers and more. This is a holiday to celebrate love through...

DePaul University Lincoln Park campus.

Senioritis hits many DePaul students hard

Maria Garcia February 8, 2020

Senior year is the year where a college student is supposed to have their life figured out. They have to have a job lined up before they graduate, they have to move out of their parents’ house, all while...

DePaul alum Iliana Raykovski of That Gibson Girl.

How YouTubers synthetically bond with viewers

Mackenzie Murtaugh, News Editor February 3, 2020

In the social media age, those who are lonely can scroll through the endless feed of their favorite outlet to find a creator or influencer to keep entertained during their most isolated times. The most...

How to get through a Super Bowl party if youre not into football

How to get through a Super Bowl party if you’re not into football

Keira Wingate, Arts & Life Editor January 26, 2020

Super Bowl Sunday is approaching and some of us are not as excited as most. For the most part, food is my main reasoning for going to a Super Bowl watch party. Last year, I made a homemade chip dip in...

Sunnyside dispensary in Lakeview.

My first day of kindergarten – I mean weed legalization

Rebecca Rogers January 26, 2020

On Jan. 1, 2020, recreational cannabis became legal in the state of Illinois. This new law legalizes the possession of 30 grams of cannabis flower, 5 grams of cannabis concentrate and 500 milligrams of...

Meme culture: a look into the new side

Meme culture: a look into the new side

Madi Garcia January 26, 2020

For years memes have been the source of entertainment for many people, but for some, it has become something entirely new.  Recently, World War III memes have ruled the internet and jokes about a possible...

Skincare is more than a trend – its an essential daily routine

Skincare is more than a trend – it’s an essential daily routine

Elena King, Yusra Shah, and Lauryn Balark January 20, 2020

Skincare is an essential part of one’s daily routine. Though a proper skincare routine is important year-round, the winter season introduces dryness and cracked skin which makes skincare a must. Having...

Why do we read less as we get older?

Why do we read less as we get older?

Abbas Dahodwala January 20, 2020

There are plenty of benefits to reading for leisure. Some see it as an escape, while others see it as a tool to advance their own learning and understanding. “When you are reading for fun it, you...

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