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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

DePaul band Brisco Darling hits garage rock scene

DePaul band Brisco Darling hits garage rock scene

Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor October 18, 2015

DePaul philosophy major Jesse Stell clutches a mic stand, spitting into it as he swings it back and forth. His sweat glistens off his body and visibly soaks his white T-shirt from a few feet away as...

Review: Disclosure performs in the birthplace of house

Review: Disclosure performs in the birthplace of house

Jesus Montero October 18, 2015

The English electronic dance music brother duo Disclosure brought their Caracal tour to Navy Pier’s Festival Hall on Oct. 15. Brothers Guy Lawrence and Howard Lawrence, from the start of their...

Culture Shock: Cassettes, costumes and Miley Cyrus

Culture Shock: Cassettes, costumes and Miley Cyrus

Kirsten Onsgard, Erin Yarnall, and Madeline Buchel October 18, 2015

Arts & Life Editor Erin Yarnall talks with Digital Managing Editor Kirsten Onsgard and Contributing Writer Madeline Buchel discuss the revival of cassettes, inappropriate Halloween costumes and Miley...

Days of Terror: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Days of Terror: “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari”

Erin Yarnall October 18, 2015

Referred to as “the first true horror film” by Roger Ebert, “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari” is a silent German horror film created in 1920 and directed by Robert Wiene. The film follows an evil hypnotist,...

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry will shift the record release day from Tuesday to Friday. The decision was due in part to piracy, because records are released sooner elsewhere. (Kevin Quin / The DePaulia)

Cassette tapes are trendy today, but always cool

Kirsten Onsgard October 17, 2015

To most people, someone like Jake Puleo shouldn’t be listening to cassette tapes in 2015. The DePaul senior grew up in an era of CDs and MP3s, of ephemeral streams and illegal bootlegs. But as a...

Pretty Evil: Pumpkin Patch

Pretty Evil: “Pumpkin Patch”

Mandy Durose October 15, 2015

I guess those suffering with Black Hairy Tongue disease will not have a cure in sight with Chanel’s pumpkin patch ruined in FOX’s latest episode of “Scream Queens,” “Pumpkin Patch.” The...

Review: DIIVs dreamy aesthetic glows at Thalia Hall

Review: DIIV’s dreamy aesthetic glows at Thalia Hall

Jaycee Rockhold October 15, 2015

On Oct. 12, people made their way to Pilsen to see Zachary Cole Smith’s dreamy pop project, DIIV. A gorgeous, memorable set by DIIV was introduced by Sunflower Bean and No Joy. Sunflower Bean,...

Days of Terror: House of Wax

Days of Terror: “House of Wax”

Erin Yarnall October 14, 2015

Paris Hilton’s debut into film was probably a scarier concept than the plot of “House of Wax,” but ultimately, it made for a fun reflection of the culture of 2005, since it didn’t really make for...

Days of Terror: The Evil Dead

Days of Terror: “The Evil Dead”

Erin Yarnall October 12, 2015

A modern take on a cult horror classic, “The Evil Dead” reboot actually makes for an enjoyable view — that is, if you can get past watching one character cut their tongue open and another cut their...

Idol Structures at DePaul Art Museum highlights the creation of advertising

‘Idol Structures’ at DePaul Art Museum highlights the creation of advertising

Gabriella Mikiewicz October 12, 2015

DePaul Art Museum (DPAM) recently opened a new exhibition showcasing the work of Chicago-based artist Matt Siber. The exhibition, called “Idol Structures,” opened Sept. 9. Featuring photography,...

DePaul study abroad: London Calling

DePaul study abroad: London Calling

Carolyn Duff October 11, 2015

I’m about three and a half weeks into my study abroad trip, and the “honeymoon phase” is over. While I’m still absolutely thrilled to be here, I now realize that I’m not living in a sparkling,...

Dreadlocks tangled in cultural appropriation controversy

Dreadlocks tangled in cultural appropriation controversy

Mariah Woelfel October 11, 2015

They’re anything but dreadful. Referred to as locks, locs, dreads, Jata, dreadlocks — whatever you want to call them — the hairstyle is a beautiful representation of a deeply rooted cultural...

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