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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

DePaul students top off their freshly grilled burger patties at the Back-to-School barbecue in Munroe Courtyard.

Photo Essay: College of Communication’s back to school barbecue

Luis Ojeda and Sofy Myers September 17, 2023

The College of Communication threw a barbecue party to welcome students and faculty back to school with burgers, hot dogs and games. The second annual "Welcome Back Party" took place Thursday, Sept. 14...

Seven unique Chicago museums to check out this quarter

Seven unique Chicago museums to check out this quarter

Emma Janke, Contributing Writer September 17, 2023

Whether you’re a Chicago native or new to the city, we all know the great museums of Chicago. Don’t get me wrong: The Art Institute and the Field Museum are two of my favorites. But what about the...

Riot Fest DeJamz

Riot Fest DeJamz

Claire Tweedie and Sam Mroz September 17, 2023

Happy (belated) Riot Fest weekend, music lovers! The Chicago-based punk rock festival celebrated its 18th annual concert in Douglass Park this past weekend with headliners including The Cure, Foo Fighters...

Students laugh while gathered on the Lincoln Park quad on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023, in Chicago. Various other groups were playing field games like Spike Ball or studying.

Quad Essentials: What every student needs to hang out on the quad

Sarah Hendry, Contributing Writer September 17, 2023

As the weather cools and summer ends, DePaul students descend on the Lincoln Park Campus Quad to soak up the sun. Offering a starter pack on Quad essentials, this is everything students need to know before...

“Bewitched” review: A magical love at first listen

“Bewitched” review: A magical love at first listen

Claire Tweedie, Arts & Life Editor September 10, 2023

Maturing her characteristic jazz sound in her sophomore album, Laufey’s “Bewitched,” released  Sept. 8, is a yearning soliloquy for a forgotten, classical love. The 14-track album is uplifted by...

“Barbenheimer:” A pop culture boom big enough to reach the classroom

“Barbenheimer:” A pop culture boom big enough to reach the classroom

Sam Mroz, Asst. Arts & Life Editor September 10, 2023

For years, movie fandom has sat in the backseat of mainstream culture. After facing a global pandemic and the emergence of streaming, being booted to the trunk looked like the natural next step.  This...

Tale of Us brings the ARC Music Festival to a close with deep house and techno.

ARC Music Festival: Festivalgoers share the feeling of house music

Vanessa Lopez, Social Media Editor September 10, 2023

As the summer season winds down in Chicago, ARC Music Festival kicked off its third iteration with a bang over Labor Day weekend. ARC took over Union Park with a jam-packed lineup of house and techno...

“Bottoms” review: fresh vision for teen sex comedy takes a big swing and unfortunately misses

“Bottoms” review: fresh vision for teen sex comedy takes a big swing and unfortunately misses

Zachary Klein, Contributing Writer September 10, 2023

It’s never fun to watch the promise of a story slowly crumble as it goes on, especially one from such inspiring beginnings. Rising star Ayo Edebiri, prolific comedian Rachel Sennott and wunderkind director...

How to Chicago

How to Chicago

Nadia Carolina Hernandez, Former Editor in Chief September 10, 2023

Welcome back students! For many of you, this is your first time here in Chicago. If there’s anything I’ve learned, we take our city very seriously. Don’t try to compare us to New York or LA.  I...

“Songs of the Summer” DeJamz

“Songs of the Summer” DeJamz

Claire Tweedie and Sam Mroz September 10, 2023

Every summer, up-and-coming artists claim they made the ultimate “song of the summer.” TikToks and Instagram reels flood our feeds promoting their new music, with the introduction boasting the catchiest...

Spirit Apotheosis performed Electric Love by BØRNS during the first Drag Me to Life live showcase.

Living authentically: Drag artists of color create love and family of their own

Cary Robbins, La DePaulia Former Managing Editor June 7, 2023

A crowd of people showered various drag artists with dollar bills and cheers just outside of the Comfort Station lawn. It was evident it was more than a celebration. It was a safe space for them to be...

Taylor Swift sings I Knew You Were Trouble during the RED set of The Eras Tour on Saturday, June 2, 2023 at Soldier Field.

‘It’s been a long time coming’: Taylor Swift is bejeweled in three-day run at Soldier Field

Jake Cox, Online Managing Editor June 6, 2023

Anything I can say about Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” has probably already been said before: It was magnificent. From the moment I got on the 146 bus in Uptown, to the moment I got back to my apartment,...

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