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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Pickwick Lane leads to the new home of Asado Coffee. The alleyway once led to Pickwick Stable, but is now hugged by modern buildings in the heart of the Loop. (Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

Asado Coffee offers taste of Chicago history

Andrew Nunez February 22, 2015

The Loop has changed greatly during the past decades, going from an area full of small businesses and department stores to corporate headquarters and universities. Many of these buildings look like they...

DePaul senior Joey Cantacessi performs at Metro with his groovy, five piece band, Marmaletta. Many of his bandmates also attend DePaul. (Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

DeBands: Four DePaul bands to watch this year

Jaycee Rockhold February 22, 2015

There is plenty of talent hidden in the crowd of DePaul students— and in the city of Chicago, there’s bound to be. But when it comes to bands, it’s not always easily accessible. A lot of groups...

New York Fashion Week flaunts ‘70s flair

New York Fashion Week flaunts ‘70s flair

Ally Zacek, Design Editor February 22, 2015

Fashion Week is not for the faint of heart or those with cheap tastes, an apparent trend as New York Fashion Week kicked off. In the world of pop culture, Fashion Week is one of the most talked about...

James Vincent Meredith plays Mafala Hatimbi, the patriarch of a Ugandan village visited by two young missionaries in “The Book of Mormon.” (Photo courtesy of Joan Marcus)

‘Book of Mormon’ returns to Chicago

Emma Rubenstein February 22, 2015

Over the past three years, Matt Stone and Trey Parker’s “The Book of Mormon” has boldly gone where no piece of musical theater has gone before. The production is raunchy, volatile and hilarious....

Review: MCA’s Doris Salcedo retrospective

Review: MCA’s Doris Salcedo retrospective

Jordan Sarti February 22, 2015

The Museum of Contemporary Art’s fourth floor houses Colombian artist Doris Salcedo’s first retrospective.  Salcedo has produced sculptures, installations and public interventions for the last 30...

Review: High school-centric film The Duff

Review: High school-centric film ‘The Duff’

Erin Yarnall and Carolyn Duff February 22, 2015

Boy meets girl. Boy and girl fall in love. Something complicates them being together. They get over it eventually and end the movie together. This is the premise for almost every high school movie. As...

St. Vincent DeJamz: Artists releasing albums this year

St. Vincent DeJamz: Artists releasing albums this year

Kirsten Onsgard February 22, 2015

2014’s new releases were lackluster at best. Case in point: Meghan Trainor, Hozier, Nikki Minaj. Luckily, 2015 has blessed us all already with great new albums from favorites like Sleater-Kinney,...

Review: Good Stuff Eatery serves great burgers

Review: Good Stuff Eatery serves great burgers

Zachary Stevens February 18, 2015

Good Stuff Eatery is a chic, urban restaurant that serves top-notch burgers, fries and milkshakes. And when I first heard of a burger restaurant opening up in the Loop I couldn’t resist making my way...

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...

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