Songs with soulful lyrics, syncopated beats and sentimental strings filled the room with more than music. The wooden archways of the historic church were also filled with stories of those who have lost...

"I think I've been heard, and I think I've frightened people," James Baldwin told The DePaulia in 1986,  his words both an indictment and a warning.  Nearly 40 years later, his fears — of racism's...

Across its nearly 150-year history, The Art Institute of Chicago has never had a Pan-African exhibit. In 2024, the museum sought to change that. In late December, Chicago’s historic Art Institute...

There’s something about a night when fashion meets culture, when the lights shine bright and everything feels alive. DePaul’s Pakistani Student Association, the largest Pakistani Student Association...

Just past the marble lobby in the Old Post Office’s polished interior is the hustling and bustling From Here On Food Hall & Market. Throughout the morning, the food hall slowly fills with the hum...

If you venture to the depths of the Daley Building downtown on Tuesday evenings, you’ll find DePaul’s Directors for Actors club rehearsing, just past the hall of film posters and inside the auditorium. The...

On the walls of Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art, displays of beautiful art showcase the eternal nature of painting in a digital age. Though some may question the timelessness of the medium when...

For many students, stepping into the business world can feel overwhelming—  especially for students navigating career fairs, networking events and internships without built-in connections to guide them. DePaul...

Singer Adrian Lyles never expected to get where he is the way that he did. But right now, he says he couldn’t be happier. “It's been amazing,” Lyles said. “Oh my gosh; I've been having so much...

The old truism insists that opposites attract, but according to DePaul International Studies professors Shiera Malik and Jacob Stump, parallel interests and intersecting work lives can be just as much...

This Valentine’s Day, we all want someone to come home to. The highs and lows of being a college student call for a companion, one whose love is unwavering, simple and free from the complications...