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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Navy Pier to host lakeside love search

Navy Pier to host lakeside love search

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief October 15, 2018

Navy Pier could be the next stop on your search for love. On Wednesday, Oct. 17, the pier will host “Spinning with Singles,” a unique speed dating event that takes place on Navy Pier’s iconic Centennial...

Chris Pluska, a security guard at Reggie’s Rock Club, places a 21+ drinking wristband on a patron.

Resisting age restrictions: The best Chicago music venues for underage fans

Nikki Roberts, Copy Editor May 21, 2018

When I was a 15-year-old commuter from the west suburbs of Chicago, I told my parents I had purchased tickets to see pop punk bands Stickup Kid and Candy Hearts play an all-ages show at the Beat Kitchen....

Guerrero is the child of Colombian immigrants who were deported when she was 14-years-old. She stars in Orange Is The New Black and Jane The Virgin.

Diane Guerrero on the importance of telling your own story

Amber Colón, Editor-in-Chief May 14, 2018

Personal narratives are important, especially those that shine a lot on some of the most pressing social issues of our time. Just as important is making sure that the authors of those stories are the people...

The weird and the wearable

The weird and the wearable

Brenden Welper, Contributing Writer May 14, 2018

They’re everywhere. At the bar, at the mall, and, of course, at your local stadium. They come in all shapes and sizes. Colors range from silver and black to Honolulu Blue.  Men, women and children...

DePauls Fashion Revolution centers around supporting ethical and sustainable clothing choices. This event takes place days before Earth Day each year. 
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Reduce, reuse, revolution

Mackenzie Born, Contributing Writer April 30, 2018

Where are those must-have new clothes coming from? Where are they made and who’s making them? It’s a question that many of us don’t ask ourselves – but the Fashion Revolution Fair hosted by DePaul...

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Is Record Store Day good for local shops?

Nikki Roberts, Copy Editor April 30, 2018

The first Record Store Day took place on April 19, 2007. Since its inception, it has occurred annually on the third Saturday of April, drawing both casual and professional collectors to over 1,400 independent...

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Intuitive eating: the new non-diet diet

Emily Rutherford, Contributing Writer April 30, 2018

In a world consumed with diet culture, weight loss tips, cleanse suggestions and an overload of Photoshopped images, it’s hard to escape the pressure to give in to these trends. To alter one’s body...

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Some help with how to combat panic attacks

Marissa de la Cerda, Contributing Writer April 23, 2018

Dizziness. Heart palpitations. Trembling. An overwhelming tightness in your chest coupled with an intensified fear and feeling of discomfort. These are some symptoms of a panic attack, a crippling phenomenon...

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One step at a time: walking for wellness

Brittney Bray April 16, 2018

Only seven ‘L’ stops separate DePaul’s Lincoln Park campus from its Loop campus. With bus stops and ‘L’ stations so close to students, not many people think about walking from one campus to the...

Artist Neal Adams sits at his booth as he signs merchandise and chats with fans about the comic book making process.
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Welcome to C2E2: A trip down Artist’s Alley

Brian Pearlman, Nation & World Editor April 16, 2018

While some comic book conventions have a reputation for shunning comic book creators in favor of “pop culture” (read: celebrity photo ops, t-shirt vendors, blockbuster movie premieres, etc.), that...

Look to the stars

Look to the stars

Katie Adams, Contributing Writer April 9, 2018

Not too long ago, astrology seemed as if it was only a practice used to appease middle school-aged girls who read horoscopes in magazines. Now the study, which uses celestial bodies to interpret human...

A confused Snapchat user attempts to make sense of the recent update to the app’s user interface, specifically the new Discover page that is focused on paid content.
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Snapchat’s update unrest

Nikki Roberts, Copy Editor April 2, 2018

When Snapchat launched as an iOS-only app in 2011, it was not the app that users know and love today. Over the past seven years, Snapchat has updated, rebranded and added a multitude of social media features...

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