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Navigating the artificial age: how AI interviews are changing the job search

Navigating the artificial age: how AI interviews are changing the job search

Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 21, 2024

When DePaul junior Ishan Shah decided to apply for a summer internship in banking at Deloitte, one of the largest professional service firms in the world, he had a rough idea of what the interview process...

Sara Davis Buechner upcoming concert at Holtschneider Performance Center

Sara Davis Buechner upcoming concert at Holtschneider Performance Center

Grace Logan, Arts & Life Editor October 21, 2024

John Milbauer, DePaul School of Music dean, identified Sara Davis Buechner as one of the great pianists of our time. Buechner's tremendous career showcases her intelligence, power, sense of rhythm, and...

Olivia Marr, left, and Jacob Rothe search through collage materials at Zinefest on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024. This event was organized by the DePaul Zinesters Club and featured a handful of local artists that work in a variety of mediums.

Zine Scene: DePaul’s ZineFest showcases the work of local creatives

Isabel Riley, Contributing Writer October 21, 2024

Flipping through zines made of digital collages and magazine clippings, DePaul junior and art major Sophia Petridis displayed their goth-inspired artwork on their table. Covering themes like kink, sexuality...

Director and star Jeff Daniel Phillips (left) gives a Q&A for his film "Cursed In Baja" with co-stars Kent Issacs (center) and Mark Fite (right). The screening was held at the Davis Theater on Oct. 15, 2024.

‘Cursed in Baja’ premiere shows the strength of the horror community

April Klein, Arts & Life Assistant Editor October 21, 2024

The screening for Jeff Daniel Phillips’ horror film “Cursed in Baja” was supposed to begin at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 15. As 8:03 p.m. rolled around, the director and star was still in the...

DeJamz: KPOP!

DeJamz: KPOP!

Peyton Hopp, Asst. Sports Editor October 21, 2024

I have been into K-pop since early 2021, and it is my favorite music genre. Now I know I’m just a white girl, and people ask, “Why do you like K-pop when you don’t know the lyrics?” For me, that’s...

Chicago Costume sits on Fullerton Ave, across from the quad of DePaul University’s Lincoln Park Campus on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. Their Lincoln Park location has been a staple of the community since 1983.

Boo-tique Bonanza: A look ‘behind the mask’ of Chicago Costume

Sofia Joseph, Contributing Writer October 21, 2024

Much like their products, Chicago Costume is seemingly disguised among other stores on Fullerton Avenue. But there is always more than what meets the eye. Masks dangle from the ceiling and customers...

‘A Different Man’ review: Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson play two sides of the same coin

‘A Different Man’ review: Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson play two sides of the same coin

April Klein, Arts & Life Assistant Editor October 14, 2024

Aaron Schimberg’s “A Different Man” is about its own creation. Around halfway through the film, the character of Ingrid Vold (Renate Reinsve) discusses the ethics of casting her theater production...

Students at the Fighting Pretty  packing party work to assemble care packages for women undergoing cancer treatment on May 3, 2024. DePaul's Chapter of Fighting Pretty put together 100 care packages that were given to Gilda's Club Chicago -- a cancer support community that would distribute the packages to hospitals throughout Chicago.

Fighting Pretty: In the corner of cancer survivors

Grace Logan, Arts & Life Editor October 14, 2024

Holding a wig in each hand, Sara Flores looks at her two-year-old daughter. The young girl, giggling and intently watching her mom get ready for work, enthusiastically points to the wig she wants her mother...

Bridging the communication gap between students and professors

Bridging the communication gap between students and professors

Connor Upshaw, Contributing Writer October 14, 2024

Brandon Lopez, an adjunct animation instructor in DePaul’s School of Cinematic Arts, reserves one class per quarter where students can show up in their favorite cosplay, play games and make tier lists...

FIDLAR bassist Brandon Schwartzel plays during FIDLAR’s Chicago show at the Vic Theater on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024. FIDLAR’s headline tour was their first in five years.

FIDLAR “On Repeat” at the Vic

Annie Koziel, Asst. Copy Editor October 14, 2024

Concertgoers lined up around the block waiting for the doors to open at the Vic Theatre in Lakeview on Oct. 5. The event? FIDLAR’s first show in Chicago since the Sept. 20 release of its new album “SURVIVING...

From left to right: Sam Mroz, Claire Tweedie, Grace Logan and Rose O'Keeffe.

One Last Ahoy DeJamz

Claire Tweedie, Former Editor in Chief October 14, 2024

Last year when I took on the role of Arts & Life editor, I had to come up with a new intro for our weekly pitch list emails. The previous editor used “Howdy” as her greeting and while I loved it,...

Club president Emma Brown discusses paneling plans for Chicago TARDIS with Doctor Who Club members on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. DePaul's Doctor Who club has been attending Chicago TARDIS for about eight years.

Doctor Who Club regenerates into the new quarter

Grace Logan, Arts & Life Editor October 7, 2024

“Aliens and Monsters,” “Exterminate!” and  “Who’s that Doctor” — DePaul’s Doctor Who Club hosted jeopardy night on Thursday, Oct 3, 2024.  The club has been around for about a decade,...

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