Arts/Life

Chicago Palestine Film Festival celebrates its 25-year anniversary

Finn Morse, Theater Beat Writer / April 10, 2026

The volunteer-led film organization will present over 50 films for the 25th Chicago Palestine Film Festival this spring.

9 things to do this week on campus and in the city

Annie Koziel, Arts & Life Editor / April 6, 2026

Embrace spring quarter and enjoy some snippets of sunshine with these upcoming events.

Meet DePaulia’s new editors through their favorite songs

Kieran Stover, Peter Jurich, and Tori Treviño / April 6, 2026

Three new DePaulia editors curated this week's DeJamz so you can get to know them more.

Taking Pride in Every Shot: Queer archers find community at suburban range

Tori Malek, Contributing Writer / April 6, 2026

Pride League creates a space for those in the queer community to practice archery and have fun.

‘You Feel Like Home’: Jamie Fine on touring, identity and new horizons

Annie Koziel, Arts & Life Editor / March 24, 2026

The Canadian-born musician is stopping in Chicago this Wednesday, March 25, during her first-ever US tour.

St. Patrick’s Day DeJamz to get in the Celtic spirit

Riley Sommers, Former Asst. Multimedia Editor / March 2, 2026

For me, St. Patrick’s Day is the one day a year I get to hear traditional Irish music pouring out of open pub doors and grab a pint of Guinness at every street corner. It’s the one time I get to live...

Is the freeze over? A breakdown of Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction

Diego Yepez, Contributing Writer / March 2, 2026

Though the groundhog ‘predicted’ a longer winter, how accurate is Phil and do people take his weather advice seriously?

Breaking away from the fast fashion trend cycle

Kathryn Byrnes, Contributing Writer / March 2, 2026

In an era of overflowing closets and endless trends, ‘capsule wardrobes’ offer an alternative built on quality and eco-conscious shopping.

From Classroom to Curtain: How Blue Demon Theatre built ‘The Addams Family’

Anna Barth, Opinions Editor / February 27, 2026

A little spooky, a little kooky and entirely student-led.

DePaul students take over Second City

Liza Eliseeva, Contributing Writer / February 23, 2026

How a student-led production made it to the big stage.

Black Hair Expo gives free haircuts and products to students

Isabella Russomanno, Asst. Copy Editor / February 23, 2026

The Black Cultural Center partnered with ClipDart, an organization that provides free haircare to communities in need.

The weight of the internship hunt

Anna Barth, Opinions Editor / February 23, 2026

Students face growing pressure as applications rise, postings decline and skill-based hiring reshapes the process.