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Brenden Moore, Kirsten Onsgard, and Jessica Villagomez|January 14, 2016

News Editors Jessica Villagomez and Brenden Moore are joined by Digital Managing Editor Kirsten Onsgard to discuss MAP grants, DePaul’s UPass issues and the university’s budget surplus.

Malak Abuhashish, student mentor in the Career Center’s Future Forward Program, shows a Future Forward Program handbook to a student mentee, Monday, Jan. 24, 2022, in the Schmitt Academic Center on DePaul’s Lincoln Park Campus. (DePaul University/Randall Spriggs)

EDGE program to end, Future Forward expands to help 1,200 students

Eugene Zdziarski, Vice President of Student Affairs, told The DePaulia via email that he did not allow some students into the Israeli-Palestinian panel on Monday, May 15, because they were either not registered in advance or their names were not on individual tickets.

Administration bars students from Israeli-Palestinian panel event, students protest

(Clockwise from left) DePaul faculty Autumn Cabell, Antonio Polo, Melissa Ockerman, (bottom row) Alexandra Novakovic and Rebecca Michel collaborated on the proposal.

DePaul receives $4.2 million grant to enact Project STRIDE

Clothing, jewelry and shoes on display at the Salvation Army Warehouse located near DePauls Lincoln Park campus.

Thrifting and Gen Z’s shopping paradox

(Left) Amanda Rau, DePaul sophomore and part-time lab moderator, and Annie Gidionsen work in the Idea Realization Lab (IRL) at a desk station.

Idea Realization Lab sparks creativity, inspiration across DePaul community

A DePaul Urban Gardeners Board Member leads a group discussion in the bicycle dome.

Photo Essay: Environment through our photographers’ lenses

The Chicago River dyeing and parade took place on March 11. Every year on the Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day, the river is dyed bright green in a tradition dating back over 60 years.

GALLERY: Going Green – St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago

Kiley Flowers lowers her blinds in her room at her apartment in Lincoln Park to take her daily nap. Flowers emphasized the importance of how enough sleep can positively or negatively affect her health.

Living with intention: Life as a student with Epilepsy

Despite the constant snow flurries throughout Saturday afternoon, the Argyle annual Lunar New Year Parade brought in large crowds to celebrate the holiday. The celebration rings in the Year of the Rabbit in the Uptown neighborhood.

Photo Essay: Chicago celebrates the Year of the Rabbit

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