Chants echoed through Federal Plaza and the surrounding downtown area on Tuesday as protesters marched in support of immigrant rights. One person’s sign read “Immigrants Make America Great,” challenging...

When Sueños Music Festival first came to Chicago it promised to be the reggaeton party of the city. Four years later, Puerto Rican artists still draw crowds to Sueños and reggaeton culture, sources said. Sueños...

“We’re a refreshing fusion of different sounds and cultures,” said Emilio Villalobos, singer and dancer for DND, an emerging Latino boy band that is “ready to continue cultivating the L-pop movement.”  “We’ve...

While looking for summer internships, a question I frequently paused at was “How many languages do you speak?” For most people, that isn’t a point of contention. But for me, it was a reminder of...

On May 8, white smoke billowed out of St. Peter's Basilica and church bells rang to announce Cardinal Robert Prevost as the new pope, who took the name Leo XIV. The 2025 papal election connected with...

Sueños returns to Grant Park for the fourth consecutive year next weekend May 24 and 25.  The festival made headlines last year after selling out tickets in five days, but also for its abrupt cancellation...

As concerns about ICE raids and deportations continue to grow among immigrant communities across the country, a Latine student organization said now is a crucial time to increase resources for DePaul’s...