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A wake-up call to enjoy cinema

A wake-up call to enjoy cinema

John Cotter February 5, 2020

Ah, to be a cinephile during the month of February.  Studios seamlessly dump their profitable yet fruitless films in wide-release this month, as the “best” films were released in the latter months...

Leading up to the ceremony, the Academy has fueled further debate over their decision to cut the presentation of certain awards.

Oscars predictions from The DePaulia’s chief film critic

Michael Brzezinski February 5, 2020

Michael Brzezinski, Chief Film Critic: Awards season is reaching its tail end with the hotly anticipated Oscars (which will take place on Sunday, February 9th @ 7 p.m. central). It’s almost a tradition...

A Q&A with DePaul cinema studies professor Paul Booth

A Q&A with DePaul cinema studies professor Paul Booth

The DePaulia Staff February 5, 2020

How do the Oscars impact film culture and its place in the culture?  The Oscars remain the premiere institution for film awards, but they're always controversial. Obviously, one of the most important...

Easy buckets: It’s called a free throw because its free points

Easy buckets: It’s called a free throw because it’s free points

Nate Burleyson, Online Managing Editor January 26, 2020

When James Naismith invented the game of basketball in 1891, there were just 13 simple rules. Among them, there was nothing that resembled the free throw of today. Rule no. 7 stated that “If either side...

Weeding out misconceptions about recreational cannabis in Illinois

Weeding out misconceptions about recreational cannabis in Illinois

Rebecca Meluch, News Editor January 20, 2020

Illinois rang in the new year with the legalization of recreational cannabis for use and sale. On the morning of January 1, dispensaries were filled with customers and amongst college students. With legalization...

End of the decade: a decade in the White House

End of the decade: a decade in the White House

Joey Cahue January 12, 2020

As we say goodbye to 2019 and hello to 2020, we reflect on everything that’s happened within the last 10 years. An entire decade has gone by in the blink of an eye. Makes you feel old, doesn’t it? Our...

Beyond Chicago: DePaul students celebrate holiday traditions around the world

Holly Jenvey December 25, 2019

As soon as Fall Quarter came to a close, many students left DePaul’s campuses either to kick back and ring in the holidays with family or continued studying over the December Intersession. While many...

It’s been 50 years since 1969 – what’s changed and stayed the same?

It’s been 50 years since 1969 – what’s changed and stayed the same?

Emma Oxnevad, Online Managing Editor November 18, 2019

As 2019 comes to an end, the decade leaves with it. The 2010s were a period of progress and innovation, with the legalization of gay marriage and the advent of smartphones ushering in optimism and pride...

Pancakes vs. Waffles: How do the classic breakfast foods stack up?

Aaron Somo November 11, 2019

As winter chills prompt blankets and hot chocolate by the fire, there is one decision of utmost importance. Which should you make on your cozy Sunday mornings: pancakes or waffles? What should be the...

President Donald Trump is dominating the media’s attention for the Republican primary.

In age of fake news, lying more part of ‘fundamental human condition’ than ever

Jenna Ranieri October 28, 2019

With lies being spoken and tweeted by our president, lying has become the forefront of our culture. When the president of a country, someone who is supposed to lead by example, makes it normal to lie,...

Leptis Magna offers connections to Libya’s ancient times.

Unofficial wonders of the world may be lost in countries plagued by civil unrest

Charlie Bevins October 21, 2019

Mark DeLancey, associate professor and chair of history and architecture at DePaul University, sits across the table in his fourth-floor office. Windows give way to an almost distracting view of the Chicago...

Freddrica Nicholas purchased the lot next to her home and dedicated it to the memory of her daughter Destiny, who was killed in a shooting in April in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood. Destiny worked for over a year at Brownstones Café in the DePaul Student Center and was currently working at Midway Airport.

Devastated by gun violence, a mother seeks justice after loss

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief October 14, 2019

On a quiet street on Chicago’s South Side, Freddrica Nicholas sits at the kitchen table of her home that also functions as a daycare. Kids of all ages can be heard playing in another room, a mix of her...

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