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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Patrons search for hidden treasures at the Randolph St. Market Festival last weekend. (Christian Ianniello / The DePaulia)

How to sift through treasures at a flea market

Christian Ianniello May 24, 2015

Summer is approaching, which means we are finally able to leave our igloos, throw on a pair of shorts and sunglasses, and do something besides watch Netflix. Chicago summers are famous for many things,...

Treehouse Records was started by Matt Gieser and “Bear” Guzaldo after they dropped out of DePaul. Today it’s a thriving studio and space for bands in Chicago. (Olivia Jepson / The DePaulia)

DePaul dropout-founded Treehouse Records rooted in DIY

Jaycee Rockhold May 24, 2015

[slideshow_deploy id='12222'] Once a gym full of meatheads, one West Side warehouse has been transformed into a homey, eccentric and welcoming studio space. Treehouse Records, co-founded by Matt Gieser...

New Chicago chocolate shops hit the sweet spot

New Chicago chocolate shops hit the sweet spot

Mary McIlvan May 24, 2015

If you ever pass through River North or the West Loop on a windy day, you may catch an overwhelming chocolate scented breeze. That scent is coming from one of Chicago’s oldest chocolate factories, Bloomer...

Parquet Courts will perform at Pitchfork 2015. (Photo courtesy of Parquet Courts)

You’re here for who? Bands to check out at Chicago music festivals

Jaycee Rockhold May 24, 2015

We did the homework so you don't have to. Check back each week for the scoop on bands you can't miss at Pitchfork, Lollapalooza, North Coast and Riot Fest this year. Parquet Courts Parquet Courts...

(Olivia Jepson / The DePaulia)

Farmer’s markets in Chicago: Simple, inexpensive and fresh

Jackson Danbeck May 24, 2015

Farmer’s markets offer a simple, inexpensive way to eat fresh and meet your farmer — even in the heart of Chicago Amid rows of colorful flower baskets and tomato plants, farmer Jose Compean stands....

St. Vincent DeJamz: Most awful graduation songs possible

St. Vincent DeJamz: Most awful graduation songs possible

Courtney Jacquin, Editor in Chief May 24, 2015

At The DePaulia office, most of our fights between staff members revolve around the music being played. It’s not my fault my taste in music is flawless and managing editor Matt Paras’ music sucks....

Storify: FEST 2015 at DePaul

Kathryn Eardley May 23, 2015

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Riot Fest attendees enjoy The Dandy Warhols during the 2014 festival. Many Humboldt Park residents and Ald. Roberto Maldonado want to ban the festival from returning. (Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

Riot Fest announces move to Douglas Park

Kirsten Onsgard May 20, 2015

After protests from Humboldt Park residents and 26th Ward Ald. Maldonado, Riot Fest announced May 20 that the festival will move to Douglas Park on Chicago's West Side. "Recently, as evidenced in...

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The Second Watch: Letting go of the past

Erin Yarnall May 18, 2015

  “Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken” began with Arya cleaning a dead body. She’s been cleaning them for weeks and has no idea what the purpose is, and she won’t find out until she’s ready....

The Theatre School students Shea Corpora, Kaysie Bekkela and Emily Witt work together during a playwrighting class taught by Dean Corrin. (Geoff Stellfox / The DePaulia)

Wrights of Spring festival at DePaul Theatre School celebrates work of young playwrights

Emma Rubenstein May 17, 2015

The electric and innovative Wrights of Spring Festival takes place over two weeks every year, during which student scripts are explored in various forms. During this festival, one student production...

Sonja Thomsen poses with “Trace of Possibility” at the DePaul Art Museum May 14. (DePaul University/Jamie Moncrief)

‘Glowing Wavelengths’ opens at DePaul Art Museum

Jordan Sarti May 17, 2015

Sonja Thomsen’s solo show at the DePaul Art Museum (DPAM), “Glowing Wavelengths in Between,” invites viewers to have temporal experiences with light. The show features photographs, sculpture and...

Kris Martin, “T. Y. F. F. S.H.,” 2011. Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, gift of Mary and Earle Ludgin by exchange. © 2011 Kris Martin. (Photo: Robert Wedemeyer. Courtesy of the artist and MARC FOXX, Los Angeles.)

MCA exhibition ‘S, M, L, XL’ engages with all shapes, sizes

Tiffany Freeman May 17, 2015

Size does matter, according to the recent exhibition, “S, M, L, XL,” at The Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA). The exhibit held four works in varying sizes, spanning five decades with Robert Morris’...

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