Students walk down memory lane and discuss their first concerts
Christiana Jones
April 16, 2017
You can almost feel it—the warm breeze, the humid air, the sound of laughter and chatter as people take to parks and sidewalks. Spring is almost in full swing and summer is just around the corner and, as anyone who loves music knows, that also means one thing: concert season. Read More »...
DePaul parents reflect on how their parenting has shifted post-election
Donyae Lewis
April 10, 2017
CNN political commentator Van Jones depicted the nightmare that many parents across the nation were having to face on Nov 8, 2016. “It’s hard to be a parent tonight for a lot of us,” Jones said. Read More »...
Students share their experiences using ride-sharing services
Christopher Silber
April 2, 2017
It's late at night. You're just now leaving that party or a study session at the library and now you don't want to make that long commute home. Without even thinking, you pull out your phone and request a ride from one of the two ride-hailing apps, Uber or Lyft. Read More »...
Celebrate St. Patrick’s with these mocktails
Shirui Ji
March 6, 2017
With St. Patrick’s Day’s approaching, people will be crowded in bars and parties, celebrating the holiday with lots of alcoholic drinks, but that doesn't mean those are the only options for celebrating. Read More »...
Picking the road less traveled
Matt Koske
February 27, 2017
Many students are on a tight budget. We don’t have the money to fly across the states to attend a hot beach party in Miami. This becomes a challenge when trying to plan an affordable spring break with friends. However, spring break can be spent in various different ways, depending on how you would...
Commanders in mischeif
Sam Johnson
February 20, 2017
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States, and in his younger days, “could hoist a small keg with one arm and drink from it,” Dr. James Cornelius, historian and curator at the Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Sprngfield, said. “He was a young guy on the frontier where drin...
DePaul community reflects on moments of black history that have shaped them into leaders
Dexter Zollicoffer, Cara Anderson, Kristin Lansdown, Mario Morrow, Nyah Hoskins, and Michael Brookins
February 13, 2017
I am history because right now we are in the midst of a change in America and the way we act currently will headway the past and determine the events of the future. Read More »...
You can’t ban their stories
Donyae Lewis
February 6, 2017
When he was 6-years-old, Hanza Roshdi, now 22, was unfazed by the bullets that would fly through his window. It was common when he lived in Bethlehem, West Bank. Rockets were launched at his house. Tanks were parked so close that he could reach out of his window and touch the antenna. Read More &raqu...
Looking towards the stars
Donyae Lewis
January 29, 2017
We’ve all talked about it at some point in our lives. Whether you’re trying to figure out who shares your birthday month, or trying to start small talk on a first date, most people have explored their horoscopes. However, students’ fascination with astrology goes beyond just the date of your birth...
The DePaulia Editor speaks about journey to NBC’s ‘The Voice’
Donyae Lewis
January 23, 2017
When I woke up on Saturday morning, my mind immediately returned to '07. I sang at the top of my lungs, as I watched Jordin Sparks perform her coronation song, “This Is My Now,” as she became the youngest contestant to win “American Idol.” Read More »...
A reflection of the Obama legacy, as we look towards the future
Brenden Moore
January 16, 2017
When Barack Obama celebrated his victory in the 2008 presidential race, he told a war-weary and economically shaken nation that “change has come to America.” Read More »...
Students give advice for surviving ‘Chiberia’
Rachel Mann
January 9, 2017
For DePaul students, returning to school during the winter means the sun sets around 4:30 p.m. Read More »...
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A Chicago woman has become the second U.S. patient diagnosed with the new pneumonia-like...
The 606 trail’s relationship with displacement
January 20, 2020
Last Wednesday, the Institute for Housing Studies at DePaul University released...
Illinois voter registration bill sparks controversy over implementation
January 20, 2020
Automatic voter registration seemed to be the only thing Illinois state Democrats...
Community theatre celebrates MLK Jr.’s legacy as civil servant and peace advocate
January 20, 2020
The Writers Theatre’s 14th tour of the MLK Project: Fight for Civil Rights...