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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

DePaul Theatre School to premiere “Wig Out!”

DePaul Theatre School to premiere “Wig Out!”

Charlene Haparimwi April 9, 2017

It’s time to have a ball! The DePaul Theatre School will present Oscar award winner Tarell Alvin McCraney’s play “Wig Out!” from April 14-23 on the Fullerton Stage. The show introduces audiences...

St. Vincents DeJamz: spring tunes

St. Vincent’s DeJamz: spring tunes

Pat Mullane April 2, 2017

While it’s truly a bummer that spring break has come to a quick end, the start of a new quarter at DePaul doesn’t sound so bad when you take into account the upcoming seasonal weather.  The sun...

Youre here for who? John Mayer, The Cool Kids, Jeff Tweedy

You’re here for who? John Mayer, The Cool Kids, Jeff Tweedy

Pat Mullane April 2, 2017

We did the homework so you don't have to. Check back each week for the scoop on bands you can't miss at some of Chicago’s hottest music venues. John Mayer April 11 Fresh off the release of his seventh...

Springboard Theater Company resurrects “Dead Man Walking”

Springboard Theater Company resurrects “Dead Man Walking”

Alexis Skordilis April 2, 2017

A thought-provoking and entertaining experience is the goal for Springboard Theater Company’s production of “Dead Man Walking” which opens April 20-22. In connection with the DePaul Honors Program,...

Hollywood cashes in on remakes and reboots in favor of original ideas

Hollywood cashes in on remakes and reboots in favor of original ideas

Garret Neal April 2, 2017

The top three grossing movies in theaters currently are “Beauty in the Beast,” “Power Rangers” and “Kong: Skull Island,” and despite making truckloads of money, one other fact unites these...

Dax Shepard and Michael Peña talk “CHiPs”

Dax Shepard and Michael Peña talk “CHiPs”

Jesus Montero April 2, 2017

In this raunchier and stunt-filled adaptation of a beloved ’70s sitcom, is isn’t your parent’s “CHiPs”. Dax Shepard helms the role of writer, director and co-star for the buddy cop comedy of...

Featured at the FEST

Featured at the FEST

Pat Mullane March 6, 2017

Pitchfork Music Festival is back in Chicago for its 12th year from July 14 through 16, and after the announcement of the festival’s headliners last week, here are the best featured artists for you to...

What’s the craic? River North pub brings Irish atmosphere

What’s the craic? River North pub brings Irish atmosphere

Pat Mullane March 6, 2017

With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, there are many spots in Chicago to sit down and grab a pint of Guinness at to celebrate.  But while almost every pub in Chicago has Guinness on tap,...

St. Vincents DeJamz: spring break tunes

St. Vincent’s DeJamz: spring break tunes

Pat Mullane March 6, 2017

While the turn to March certainly means St. Patrick’s Day is upon us, it also means that for DePaul students and faculty, so is spring break.  Whether you’re taking a road trip somewhere or just...

Independent artists face opportunities and challenges

Independent artists face opportunities and challenges

Shirui Ji March 5, 2017

Being the first artist ever to win the gramophone trophies with streaming-only albums, Chicago’s  harvested three awards at the 59th Grammys. “It was a very cool moment,” said Ricky Villarreal,...

Dancing into fun this St. Patrick’s Day

Dancing into fun this St. Patrick’s Day

Marykate O’Meara March 5, 2017

The Green Chicago River Obviously the very first thing on the St. Patrick’s Day to-do list is to see the famous green Chicago River. This tradition dates back 50 years and draws almost half a...

A thousand miles later with Vanessa Carlton

A thousand miles later with Vanessa Carlton

Pat Mullane March 5, 2017

Best known for her debut single, “A Thousand Miles,” American singer-songwriter Vanessa Carlton has quickly made a new name for herself with her latest album “Liberman.”  Comprised of ten...

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