Hallie Long, Contributing Writer
• December 18, 2021
We all express ourselves in various ways, the music we listen to, clothes we wear, piercings, and, of course, tattoos.
College is the time in a young adult’s life where they decide to book an appointment...
A used bike, a bag of clothes and a leftover burrito—each of these items was given a new life through a community Facebook group.
The Buy Nothing groups are home to what just might be the most positive...
Jana Kunz, Contributing Writer
• November 14, 2021
It’s the last week of the quarter, and DePaul students are gearing up for finals. While the rapidly chilling weather could make a cramped dorm desk the easiest option for spreading out notes and cranking...
Halloween is back, and Chicago is ready to celebrate — safely.
Last October, rising Covid-19 cases kept people indoors. Now, according to the Chicago Data Portal, over 59 percent of Chicago residents...
Sunday mornings in Logan Square are bustling with energy as people from all around Chicago come to buy from local small businesses at the neighborhood farmers market. From honey to produce, flowers and...
It’s the first warm day of the year and the park is empty.
DePaul freshman Camelia Verni-Patron sits on a blanket beside the North Branch of the Chicago River, quietly looking out towards the...
Being insecure about weight brings a whole new dynamic to the dating scene, which is something that influencer Alex Stewart and her friend Nicci Nunez quickly bonded over. The two felt comfortable talking...
After paying her second traffic ticket off, Lindsay Bayley looked at her car and said to herself, “Wow this is kind of a burden.”
In her first week of living in Washington D.C. in 2007, Bayley...
Spring can be a stressful time for many students and staff members. With summer on the horizon and months of work behind them, it can be difficult to keep the stamina of meeting deadlines and the same...
For many adults, the pandemic threw a wrench into their workdays and kickstarted a nationwide social justice movement that captured the attention of the world during the summer.
For young kids and...
Jessica Rish, Social Media Editor
• March 14, 2021
My days last March looked nearly the same every day — wake up just in time to log onto a Zoom call, then spend the rest of the day rotating through different social media apps, googling Covid-19 symptoms...
We all know the running joke between college students and graduates that the average collegiate diet is made up of Maruchan ramen noodles and bottom-of-the-shelf liquor. Now, in the thick of the Covid-19...
