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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

Ben Harbert, director of “Follow Me Down,” and Humanities Center Director Peter Steeves.  (Photo courtesy of Anna Clissold / DePaul Humanities Festival)

Freedom in music: ‘Follow Me Down’ demonstrates the power of music in Louisiana prisons

Erik Summerville October 19, 2014

Perhaps the vital importance of music has never been seen more clearly than in prison. It becomes, rather than a means of artistic expression, part of yourself that is totally free, even if you are...

A person displays Netflix on a tablet.

Netflix nostalgia: Streaming means never having to say goodbye

Megan Daley October 19, 2014

There’s just something about gathering a mountain of fluffy pillows, sipping on a liter of Diet Coke and nestling on the couch for a binge session of your favorite show. Some 21 hours later, eyes...

St. Vincent DeJamz: The eclectic playlist of the DePaulia staff

St. Vincent DeJamz: The ‘eclectic’ playlist of the DePaulia staff

Kirsten Onsgard October 19, 2014

Though for the most part, The DePaulia’s staff gets along quite well together, lately there has been a feud going on. Specifically, there’s been a battle over what music to play as we toil away...

(Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

Review: Foxygen show at Lincoln Hall ‘nothing less than a blast’

Kirsten Onsgard October 19, 2014

[slideshow_deploy id='4670'] This time last year, Foxygen was just recovering from a series of minor PR issues. Singer Sam France confronted a fan at SXSW, and was injured over the summer, resulting in...

Review: St. Vincent only offers showcase for famed Bill Murray

Review: ‘St. Vincent’ only offers showcase for famed Bill Murray

Mike Horky October 16, 2014

Old man meets kid, doesn’t like him, but by the end they’re best friends. It’s been done before (see “Up” if you haven’t), and “St. Vincent” is no exception. It’s a welcome return...

Q&A with the Joffrey Ballets Jeraldine Mendoza

Q&A with the Joffrey Ballet’s Jeraldine Mendoza

Courtney Jacquin, Editor in Chief October 15, 2014

Getting to dance a lead role in “Swan Lake” is a dream for any dancer. Getting to dance both female leads? Unreal. But for Joffrey Ballet dancer Jeraldine Mendoza, the dream is a reality as she...

Screenshot of Costume Quest 2.

Game review: Double Fine’s ‘Costume Quest 2’

Matt Gasienica October 15, 2014

“Costume Quest 2” is a sequel to the adventure RPG game developed in 2010 by Double Fine. The studio is known for “Psychonauts,” a phenomenal game, but financial disaster, and their more recent...

(Parker Asmann / The DePaulia)

Breaking barriers: Favianna Rodriguez sheds light on slut phobia, gender equality

Parker Asmann October 12, 2014

With her head barely peaking over the podium, Favianna Rodriguez waited eagerly for students and faculty to pile into the first floor of the Student Center on Thursday afternoon. She took the audience...

Walter White of Breaking Bad. (Photo courtesy of AMC)

A love-hate relationship: Television’s anti-hero archetype reflects society

Cooper Packard October 12, 2014

As fall television season kicks into gear, viewers are dusting off their remotes and preparing for the return of their favorites. It’s time to say out with that Netflix documentary, and in with the...

Timberland boots have been popular for years in the black community, but Elle Magazine took notice only recently when celebrities began wearing them. (Photo courtesy of Dough4872)

Commentary: Elle Magazine’s Timberland trend creates controversy

Vanessa Bell October 12, 2014

Fashion trends come and go as frequently as the weather changes.  One thing that remains consistent in the industry is that most trends repeat themselves. However, Elle magazine’s most recent blast...

Japanese group Your Pest Band performs at a DIY space in Chicago. The band says the underground music scene in the United States is much more active than it is in Japan. (Photo courtesy of Benny Hernandez)

Young punk’s paradise: House shows in Chicago offer a unique space for underage music fans

Gabriella Lewis October 12, 2014

On a chilly September night, about 30 young adult punk rock fans gathered in a basement in Pilsen. Inside, splashes from the bright yellow walls peek through the mass of hundreds of fliers from previous...

In “Numbers in Nature,” guests can navigate a seemingly infinite 1,800-square-foot mirror maze, which features a pattern of repeating triangles. (J.B. Spector / Museum of Science and Industry Chicago)

Museum of Science and Industry combines math and nature in new exhibit ‘Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze’

Jordan Sarti October 12, 2014

The Museum of Science and Industry’s newest permanent exhibit, “Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze,” seems to answer the question every elementary school math teacher hates most: “When will I...

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