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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Author Ander Monson kicks off latest Humanities Center series

Katherine Philips February 17, 2015

Featuring a visit from acclaimed poet and author Ander Monson, the DePaul Humanities Center kicked off their first event in the “Discards: The Future(s) of the Book and Library” series titled, “Letter...

Margot Bardeen (top) practices costume making during Costume Tech II class. (Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

DePaul Theatre School costume technicians and designers transform actors into characters

Savannah Fish February 15, 2015

Behind the bold accessories, beautiful gowns, tailored suits, extravagant hats, and modern dress costumes is a team of creative and talented students who design and create the costumes for Theatre School...

“The Phone Call” follows Heather (Sally Hawkins), a helpline operator who answers a mysterious call from a man on the brink of death after swallowing a load of pills.

Oscar-nominated short films: Live-action

Pat Mullane February 15, 2015

Here's a look into live action short films nominated for Oscars this year 1. “The Phone Call” Containing possibly the best performances of the nominated shorts, “The Phone Call” follows Heather...

Disney film “Feast” follows a dog that is continually spoiled by his owner in the form of leftovers and junk food scraps.

Oscar-nominated short films: Animated

Mike Horky February 15, 2015

Here's a look at animated short films nominated for Oscars this year 1. “The Bigger Picture” This film is a rather quiet British film chronicling the relationship of two brothers who must...

Pop punk band New Politics performed at Lincoln Hall last Thursday for Polarpalooza. The band said they are grateful to have gained mainstream popularity over the past few years. (Photo courtesy of Josue A. Ortiz)

Review: New Politics play DePaul’s Polarpalooza

Ryan Marcotte February 15, 2015

Polarpalooza, the DePaul Activity Board’s winter concert at Lincoln hall, took place last Thursday at Lincoln Hall. Milwaukee’s Vinyl Theater opened the show for the pop punk band New Politics, and...

Castle Mill Stream, a backwater of the River Thames in West Oxford.  (Charli Rose / The DePaulia)

An American at Oxford: A moment for Valentine’s Day

Charli Rose February 15, 2015

The English fog and steady mist are a welcome retreat from the blizzards I ran through last winter in Chicago, but there are still challenges to face whilst running here nonetheless. The main one being...

DePaul Project Bluelight film ‘The Art of Police’ recognized at indie festival

Eleanor Lyon February 15, 2015

DePaul’s digital cinema students know all about the self-doubt one feels as an artist, which happens to be the topic of “The Art Police,” a film recently produced by students in DePaul’s Project...

St. Vincent DeJamz: Oscar 2015 nominated tracks

St. Vincent DeJamz: Oscar 2015 nominated tracks

Kirsten Onsgard February 15, 2015

While there’s nothing wrong with the grandiose John Williams treatment, sometimes a movie’s score needs a little pizzaz, so filmmakers ditch the fanfares for an Idina Menzel interlude. From Elton...

Fuel-efficient and rugged cars rule the Chicago Auto Show

Fuel-efficient and rugged cars rule the Chicago Auto Show

Colin Sallee February 14, 2015

[slideshow_deploy id='9646'] Because they are so common — and in most cases taken for granted — automobiles are a basic necessity. College students especially know all too well how valuable a functional...

The Kia Trail’ster concept car is unveiled during the media preview of the Chicago Auto Show Feb. 12. The Chicago Auto Show will be open to the public from Feb. 14 through Feb. 22. (AP Photo/Andrew A. Nelles)

Live blog: Chicago Auto Show

Kirsten Onsgard and Colin Sallee February 12, 2015

The annual Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place is one of the largest auto shows in the country. Follow along as The DePaulia explores the 2015 Chicago Auto Show. //

Colombian-born writer and activist Jennifer Tamayo. (Photo courtesy of Poetry Foundation)

Artist Jennifer Tamayo talks Dora the Explorer and Dreamers

Jordan Sarti February 9, 2015

Jennifer Tamayo sat with a long white sheet draped over her front and neatly spread in front of her.  As audience members filled the Poetry Foundation’s reading room, she scribbled the Gloria Anzaldua...

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