Four men die before the title credits of the fourth installment in the "John Wick" franchise reach the screen.  Evolving from a narrow tale of revenge, "John Wick Chapter 4" defies the laws of most...

Recently, news broke that director James Gunn was poached from the MCU to the DC cinematic universe to take the reins of the DC film slate and reimagining the franchise with a slate of new titles. Since...

At the intersection of Cermak and Wentworth, a giant paifang transports visitors from the busy lakeside metro of Chicago to a more eastern Asian neighborhood, one where aromatic scents fill the air and...

Finals week is here, and so is the impulse to pack our bags and get as far away from school as humanly possible.  Every year, approximately 1.5 million students travel for spring break. According to...

On a rainy Friday afternoon, Afrika Porter recalled a quote that invigorated her passion for activism: “Malcolm X said that Black women are the most unsupported, left-out-in-the-cold species on the planet....

The fan-favorite “Annie” is back in full swing in downtown Chicago this month, and it’s a treat for theater-goers of all ages. Led by a remarkable performance from Ellie Pulsifer as the titular character,...

“A Trojan horse.” In “Return to Seoul,” this is what our main character Freddie (Park Ji-min) is branded as by her boss, remarking on her Korean ethnicity but French nationality. For a movie...

In 2021 521,707 people were reported missing according to the National Crime and Information Center. Of the over half-million cases, 89,020 reports were Black women and girls. Despite Black women making...

Kiss us, we're awesome. This week’s DeJamz comes from The DePaulia’s very own Irish-persons in residence, Una and Patrick. Though it’s been a minute since either of us have been to mass, we’re...

Practicing choreography and filming audition videos in her dorm room the first week of the school year, freshman Riley Mays began her college career by finding an outlet for her passions of dance and K-pop.  She...

Excited whispers filled the room as community members and DePaul students awaited best-selling author George M. Johnson to grace the stage.  Johnson, a Black queer nonbinary author, activist and journalist,...