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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 future of womens healthcare in America is troubling

The future of women’s healthcare in America is troubling

Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor May 7, 2017

Finally being able to complete one of his many campaign promises, President Trump and his administration are rejoicing after his American Health Care Act (AHCA), or Trumpcare, was passed by the House of...

Female digital assistants represent gender stereotypes

Female digital assistants represent gender stereotypes

Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor April 30, 2017

It is a common feature for users to ask their digital assistants to complete tasks for them. A question about the weather, ask Siri. Need a cup of coffee, ask Alexa. Need directions, ask the GPS. These...

Political action does not stop when the rally is over

Political action does not stop when the rally is over

Cody Corrall, Multimedia Editor April 30, 2017

This year has been defined by protests. Many have taken the form of social media activism, while more and more young people are getting involved in the grass roots style of the physical political protest. Demonstrations...

Boy, bye: Fox fires Bill OReilly a little too late

Boy, bye: Fox fires Bill O’Reilly a little too late

Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor April 23, 2017

After his two-decade long relationship with Fox, well known conservative T.V. host Bill O’ Reilly, along with his network show “The O’Reilly Factor,” were terminated from the air.  It took five...

Candidates to build SGA back into DePaul community

Candidates to build SGA back into DePaul community

Jack Evans April 23, 2017

Jack Evans, Senator for the Driehaus College of Business: Student Government Association (SGA) at DePaul has held the unfortunate reputation of being an organization that does not serve the students....

Rahms education plan falls short, focus on CPS financial crisis first

Rahm’s education plan falls short, focus on CPS financial crisis first

Daniel Reyes April 23, 2017

Mayor Rahm Emanuel recently proposed a plan for Chicago Public Schools (CPS) that would add to the requirements to receive a diploma. Titled Learn.Plan. Succeed.- A Degree for Life, the proposal would...

Public Safety falls short, students ask for more services

Public Safety falls short, students ask for more services

Daniel Reyes April 17, 2017

Pierce Horvath was a victim of an armed robbery in January. Around 2:30 p.m., after returning to his car to get his art portfolio, Horvath was approached by a man with one of his hands in his hoodie...

Letter: Debunking the myth of prescription drugs

Letter: Debunking the myth of prescription drugs

Katie Lower April 17, 2017

As the rate of misuse and abuse of prescription drugs increases across the country, more and more communities, including our DePaul community, are focused on ways to provide support and resources. The...

Lynch running for presidency, vows to improve SGA involvement

Michael Lynch April 16, 2017

“You’re in SGA right? What exactly do you all do?” This question struck me as odd but as I allowed it to sink in it made sense. Nobody knows what Student Government Association (SGA) does. This...

Rethinking the gender revolution

Rethinking the gender revolution

Ajee Gray April 9, 2017

A traditional household would begin with the women taking care of the kids and the home; the strong and devoted husband went out and worked to provide for the family. Gender roles for men and women have...

To bridge the political divide, appeal to moral values

To bridge the political divide, appeal to moral values

Daniel Reyes April 9, 2017

Everyone enjoys being right. When it comes to politics, especially in this current political climate, the problem is that it becomes a lot harder and puts friendships on the line. The gap between the...

Increasing attacks dont stop students traveling abroad

Increasing attacks don’t stop students traveling abroad

Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor April 3, 2017

When senior Ella Krikorian decided to study abroad in Brussels and intern at the European Parliament (EU), she was not expecting a terrorist attack which would make international headlines. In winter...

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