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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

War on media spotlights importance of perspective

War on media spotlights importance of perspective

Sam Johnson March 6, 2017

Freedom of the press, a directive protected by the First Amendment of our constitution. It allows for independent news agencies to seek truth, form opinions and present to the public view. This view, then,...

College Republican responds to criticism of party

College Republican responds to criticism of party

John Minster March 6, 2017

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) skipped out on President Donald Trump’s historic speech to a joint session of Congress last Tuesday. When speaking at a House Democrat's caucus meeting beforehand, Waters said...

#ToughToBeTough brings needed awareness to mental health

#ToughToBeTough brings needed awareness to mental health

Arielle Shapiro March 6, 2017

Addressing the issue of mental illness is difficult as the negative stigma surrounding mental health issues is strenuous to navigate. Recently, I’ve been working with a team of communication students...

The fall of Yiannopoulos

The fall of Yiannopoulos

Jack McNeil February 27, 2017

Dear College Republicans: you got trolled. You chose provocation over substance by standing by Milo Yiannopoulos, and did everything you could to stand by the, in his own words, “virtuous troll” rather...

Trumps actions lead to questions surrounding health

Trump’s actions lead to questions surrounding health

Madeline Happold February 27, 2017

At 70, Trump is the oldest president to hold office. Given his age and his family's medical history — his father Frank suffered from Alzheimer’s in his 80s — concern over the health of the president...

Letter: Responding to on-campus tension

Letter: Responding to on-campus tension

Elizabeth Ortiz February 26, 2017

DePaul students have been open about sharing with me their views about their experiences on campus. Whether they are excited about a new program or suggesting ways we can improve, I appreciate every piece...

Harsh immigration policies have always been present, public now noticing

Harsh immigration policies have always been present, public now noticing

Daniel Reyes and Yazmin Domingue February 20, 2017

The American public is well versed on President Donald Trump’s own unique methods of leading the country. A month of presidency has displayed him as a painfully honest politician who has so far kept...

SGA no different than administration, students call for action

SGA no different than administration, students call for action

Amber Colón, Editor-in-Chief February 19, 2017

The Student Government Association (SGA) released a statement Feb. 9, that fell short on addressing actual demands or a plan of action to protect undocumented students. Although soaked in good intentions...

President Donald Trump speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington. Trumps freewheeling style on Twitter and elsewhere is complicating life for the government lawyers tasked with defending his executive actions in court.  (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Trump’s travel ban remains suspended, but its impact carries on

Bela Famularo February 13, 2017

Jan. 27, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that banned refugees from seven Muslim-majority nations from traveling. Trump stated this was necessary to keep America safe, when rather it has...

Media engagement in civic activism overbearing to the public

Media engagement in civic activism overbearing to the public

Matt Koske February 12, 2017

Whether you support one political side or the other, or float lifelessly in the middle, a majority of Americans received some type of R & R over the last weekend. Last weekend’s events featured numerous...

Editorial: DePaul must make bolder statements

Editorial: DePaul must make bolder statements

DePaulia Staff February 6, 2017

We’re often asked what have we done for justice. Monsignor John Egan, who’s been immortalized as a statue in front of the Student Center, asked this question, slapping his hands together for emphasis. We’ve...

Fixing Chicagos carnage

Fixing Chicago’s “carnage”

Nicole Roberts February 6, 2017

His name is displayed in five bold letters across one of the most impressive buildings in Chicago. Placed on the seventh tallest building in the world, standing 1,362 feet tall, the letters T-R-U-M-P are...

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