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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

Students pick up the stickers and informational pamphlets available at the Pillow Talk Physical Sex Ed event in the Arts and Letters hall, Sept. 27.

DePaul’s Pillow Talk seminars: Destigmatizing sex education and fostering open conversations

Molly Tinkey, Contributing Writer October 8, 2023

The last thing Pillow Talk hosts Maya Roman and Madison Webb want is for college students to relive the “birds and the bees” talk from home or the classroom. Pillow Talk seminars help people get...

Creepin’ it real: Where to celebrate Halloween in Chicago

Creepin’ it real: Where to celebrate Halloween in Chicago

Vanessa Lopez, Social Media Editor October 8, 2023

It's October and time to embrace the fall season. As much as we want to cling to summer in Chicago, pumpkin everything is better in the cool, crisp air of autumn at a Halloween festival or event. Fortunately,...

AI disrupts the art world, casting uncertainty over its future

AI disrupts the art world, casting uncertainty over its future

Nadine DeCero, Opinions Editor October 8, 2023

,Jaxanna Fink, a DePaul senior majoring in art, sits down with steel and latex to assemble her newest piece for Studio Freelove’s upcoming exhibition: a balloon trapped in a cage. This piece titled...

Eras of Drake DeJamz

Eras of Drake DeJamz

Una Cleary and Ryan Hinske October 8, 2023

Aubrey Drake Graham, Drake, or Champagnepapi as we know him today, is one of the most impactful artists to children, teenagers, adults and grandparents alike. As his new album “For All the Dogs,” just...

Kelsoe Matsunaga and Dongsheng Xu discuss student life and the Chicago Marathon Wednesday, Oct. 4, while visiting the Life Cycles exhibit at the DePaul Art Museum. Kelsoe is a student at DePaul. Dongsheng was in town for the Chicago Marathon. The museum is free for all visitors.

DePaul Art Museum introduces new “Life Cycles” exhibit

Carly Witt, Opinions Editor October 8, 2023

Upon entering the DePaul Art Museum (DPAM), visitors are met by the simplistic, modern layout of the exhibits and the variety of art on display. Their newest showcase, “Life Cycles,” is a lavish and...

“El Conde” review: Laughing all the way down to hell

“El Conde” review: Laughing all the way down to hell

Zachary Klein, Contributing Writer October 8, 2023

Something haunting, if not still comedic, about the film is watching an ancient, world-weary, vampiric Augusto Pinochet float above the modern streets of Santiago. The former Chilean dictator, adorned...

The Center for Peruvian Arts dance group performs dances from Indigenous cultures in Peru.

Dance festival unites Latin American cultures in Chicago

Alyssa N. Salcedo, La DePaulia Editor-In-Chief October 7, 2023

Dancers across the city connected and showcased their Latino roots at the inaugural Chicago Latino Dance Festival (CLDF) on Sept. 30., hosted by the International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago (ILCC)....

Chicago’s student-friendly entertainment

Chicago’s student-friendly entertainment

Addison Rogers, Contributing Writer October 1, 2023

Chicago is in its prime months of entertainment, offering an eclectic mix of culture, live performances, art and nightlife that beckon young Chicagoans to empty their wallets. Last week, DePaul welcomed...

Next generation of queer and women filmmakers drive change

Next generation of queer and women filmmakers drive change

Meghan Lajewski, Contributing Writer October 1, 2023

As “Barbie” and “Bottoms” surpassed expectations with financial and critical success, the vastly different films sparked a discussion about women and LGBTQIA+ representation in Hollywood and the...

Small Chicago artist DeJamz

Small Chicago artist DeJamz

Claire Tweedie, Arts & Life Editor October 1, 2023

I firmly believe that Chicago currently has one of the best music scenes in the country. I am also a hater who believes none of y’all have good, diverse music tastes that actually honor the music you...

Scarier than expected, Kenneth Branagh charts a new path for Poirot in “A Haunting in Venice”

Scarier than expected, Kenneth Branagh charts a new path for Poirot in “A Haunting in Venice”

Elizabeth Gregerson, Contributing Writer October 1, 2023

“A Haunting in Venice,” a film based on one of Agatha Christie’s lesser-known novels, debuted Sept. 15, on what would have been the famed writer’s 133rd birthday. While Christie’s 1969 book “Hallowe’en...

A man tests a virtual reality headset among a crowd of spectators.

“The Creator” Panel discusses AI and virtual reality, technology as our closest friend and scariest fear

Samuel Mroz, Asst. Arts and Life Editor October 1, 2023

Society is no stranger to global dilemmas, a theme parallel in the sci-fi action film “The Creator,” a story centered around the rise of technology. Set in East Asia, the film follows an ex-special...

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