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DePaul's student-run newspaper since 1923
DePaul's Student Newspaper — Since 1923

The DePaulia

DePaul's Student Newspaper — Since 1923

The DePaulia

DePaul's Student Newspaper — Since 1923

The DePaulia

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El candidato Ron DeSantis se dirige a un grupo de simpatizantes en Davenport, Iowa, el sábado 13 de enero. Durante su discurso, mencionó sus políticas de inmigración.

Caucus de Iowa 2024: Candidatos republicanos prometen asegurar la frontera e implementar políticas contra indocumentados

Erin Gessert and Ashley Pérez / January 21, 2024

Mientras los candidatos republicanos hacían campaña antes del caucus de Iowa del pasado lunes, muchos de ellos se enfocaron en políticas de inmigración más estrictas en un intento de ganarse a los...

Diana Franco, the coordinator for Pan de Vida, looks at pictures and talks about the history of the food pantry in Little Village on Nov. 1. Franco has been working with Pan de Vida for years now and said she loves giving back to her community.

‘We are running out of food’: Food pantry in Little Village struggles to balance needs of neighbors and new migrants

Pan de Vida has seen an increase of 100 people coming to the pantry for food four days a week since New Life Centers started a program helping to furnish housing for migrant families.
Cary Robbins, La DePaulia Former Managing Editor / January 21, 2024

Pan de Vida Fresh Market, a food pantry in Little Village, has played a crucial role in providing food to its neighbors since 2010. However, they are now running out of food as they see an increase in...

Carta de la editora: 4 años de La DePaulia y nuevo equipo editorial

Carta de la editora: 4 años de La DePaulia y nuevo equipo editorial

La publicación comenzo en el 2020 y antes publicaba articulos solo en español pero desde entonces ha ampliado su visión.
Jacqueline Cardenas, La DePaulia Editor-in-Chief / January 15, 2024

La DePaulia nunca ha sido simplemente una publicación dirigida por estudiantes para mí. Fue un espacio donde podía cometer errores, reír y crecer junto a estudiantes de periodismo que se convirtieron...

Letter From the Editor: 4 Years of La DePaulia and New Editorial Board

Letter From the Editor: 4 Years of La DePaulia and New Editorial Board

The publication started as an online-only Spanish publication in 2020 but has since expanded its vision.
 Jacqueline Cardenas, La DePaulia editor-in-chief / January 15, 2024

La DePaulia has never been just a student-run publication to me. It was a space where I could make mistakes, laugh and grow alongside student journalists who became my community. I became editor-in-chief...

Estudiante trabajadora Edie Leonard fuera de McGowan South. Tenía trabajo hoy, pero se tomó un descanso para tomar una foto.

Más estudiantes universitarios en Chicago forzados a trabajar para poder pagar sus estudios

Eli Smith, Contributing Writer / January 15, 2024

Ana Israelson, una estudiante de tercer año en DePaul de 19 años, tiene un trabajo de tiempo completo a parte de también asistir a clases para poder pagar el alquiler y la comida. Si tuviera la opción,...

Los migrantes duermen en tiendas de campaña afuera del distrito policia 19 el 19 de octubre. Chicago es una de varias ciudades lideradas por demócratas que han visto una afluencia de migrantes desde agosto del año pasado.

Cary Robbins

Profesora de DePaul proporciona recursos para abogados que representan a migrantes en Chicago

Con el aumento del número de migrantes que llegan a la ciudad, una profesora está ayudando a cerrar la brecha de apoyo legal para los recién llegados.
Alyssa N. Salcedo and Cary Robbins / October 21, 2023

Kathleen Arnold, una profesora de DePaul, está ayudando a abogados y otros trabajadores que representan a migrantes en Illinois al redactar documentos necesarios para las solicitudes de asilo. Arnold,...

Migrants sleep outside in tents outside of the Addison Police Station on Oct. 19. Chicago is among several democratic led cities that have seen in influx in migrants since August last year.

DePaul professor provides resources for lawyers and caseworkers representing migrants in Chicago

With rising numbers of asylum seekers arriving in Chicago, one professor is helping bridge the legal support gap for the newly arrived from 13 different countries.
Alyssa N. Salcedo and Cary Robbins / October 21, 2023

Kathleen Arnold, a professor at DePaul University, is helping lawyers and case workers representing migrants in Illinois by drafting materials for them to use in their asylum case applications.  Arnold,...

Lena Charles and Rogelio Silva teach English as a second language classes at Friendship Community Place on Thursday Oct. 12. These classes help migrants learn phrases they need to advocate for themselves.

Jefferson Park volunteers host English classes and provide resources to migrants

Volunteers at a Friendship Community Place, a non-profit organization connected to Friendship Presbyterian Church in Jefferson Park, work together to provide asylum seekers with the resources they need as they settle in Chicago.
Alyssa N. Salcedo, La DePaulia Former Editor-in-Chief / October 15, 2023

A Northwest side non-profit community organization expanded their mutual aid efforts to migrants by creating English language courses for the new arrivals. Jefferson Park community members have been...

Lena Charles y Rogelio Silva imparten clases de inglés como segundo idioma en Friendship Community Place el jueves 12 de octubre. Estas clases ayudan a los migrantes a aprender frases que necesitan para abogar por sí mismos.

Voluntarios de Jefferson Park ofrecen clases de inglés a los migrantes

Los voluntarios en Friendship Community Place, una organización sin fines de lucro conectada a la Iglesia Presbiteriana Friendship en Jefferson Park, proporcionana los solicitantes de asilo recursos para sobresalir en la ciudad.
Alyssa N. Salcedo, La DePaulia Former Editor-in-Chief / October 14, 2023

Una organización comunitaria sin fines de lucro al noroeste de la ciudad, extendió sus esfuerzos de ayuda a los migrantes al crear cursos de inglés para los recién llegados. Los miembros de la comunidad...

Ivelisse Diaz, founder of Las BomPlaneras Unplugged, sings and dances to Bomba music during the 55 year celebration of the Young Lords at DePaul's Cortelyou Commons on Sept. 18. Diaz brought students and faculty on stage with her, where she taught them steps and songs to Bomba music.

Young Lords celebrate 55 years of Puerto Rican resilience and look to new generation of activists

Members of the civil rights organization reflected on their contributions and how new members can keep their mission alive.
Cary Robbins, La DePaulia Former Managing Editor / September 30, 2023

The Lincoln Park neighborhood looks far different than it did in 1970 when Hila Frontany bought her house on Diversey and Sheffield. The once Puerto Rican neighborhood has evolved to become one of the...

Venezuelan migrants selling food in downtown Chicago.

Some Venezuelan migrants sell traditional food downtown to support themselves

As thousands of asylum seekers await work permits, some have found creative ways to earn money in hopes to find a permanent place to live.
Alyssa N. Salcedo, La DePaulia Former Editor-in-Chief / September 30, 2023

A migrant family has started selling foods from their home country in the streets of downtown Chicago as a way to make money to be able to rent an apartment while they wait for work permits.  Daniela,...

Migrantes venezolanos vendiendo comida en el centro de Chicago.

Algunos migrantes venezolanos venden comida tradicional en centro de Chicago para mantenerse

Mientras miles de solicitantes de asilo esperan los permisos de trabajo, algunos han encontrado formas creativas de ganar dinero con la esperanza de encontrar un lugar permanente en donde vivir.
Alyssa N. Salcedo, La DePaulia Former Editor-in-Chief / September 30, 2023

Una familia de migrantes comenzó a vender comidas tradicionales de su país de origen en las calles del centro de Chicago como una forma de ganar dinero para poder alquilar un apartamento mientras esperan...

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