It seems like self-care has become slang for undertaking the most impractical activities these days. What once served as a reminder to take time for oneself amid the hustle and bustle of work and school,...

Neon lights cast down on students' faces as they acted out heartbreak with friends and lovers as “Mamma Mia” by ABBA echoed throughout the first floor of the Lincoln Park Student Center.  DePaul’s...

No college experience is universal, but if there is one thing that binds students together, it’s getting deals and discounts. Lucky for us, having a student ID is the golden ticket for so many freebies,...

For many, the onset of a new year marks something much bigger than 23 years of the third millennium, but rather a clean slate.  Yet, with over 80 percent of individuals regularly failing to meet their...

On Jan 3, most freshmen likely returned from the longest winter break they have ever had.  Coming back to DePaul when the negative wind chill can pierce through your coat and it is pitch black by 4pm...

Humans and dogs alike dressed to the nines in a variety of Halloween costumes on Saturday, Oct. 29. From cartoon characters to farm animals to tacos, dogs of all ages and sizes were welcome to attend the...

Take this advice with a grain of salt, I’m still in my early 20’s and have much to learn. I wanted to write about some advice I wish I knew when I first turned 18 and moved to Chicago alone so everyone...

Chicago was greeted with 70-degree weather this weekend, giving many hope that fall still has some life. However, with temperatures dropping back into the 50s, it may be time to begin winter preparations.  With...

Meme pages have boomed on all social media platforms in the last few years, but especially on Instagram. DePaul University is home to many meme pages not officially affiliated with DePaul, but incredibly...

For a majority of those living on campus, this is the first time sharing a space with others who are unrelated to us. It’s exciting to potentially meet your best friends, or potentially harrowing to...

The start of a new school year in college is often marked as a celebratory event. From Welcome Week festivities, to involvement fairs and, for many, the first real taste of independence as many embark...

Allison Yates sat on her mom’s couch reading the “The Battle of Lincoln Park” when her interest for history, desire to explore the city and curious mind came together to found Read and Run Chicago...