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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

DePaul flexes for Flint, matches donations

DePaul “flexes for Flint,” matches donations

Megan Deppen and Jessica Villagomez February 28, 2016

News of Flint, Michigan's water crisis spread nationwide a few months ago, but for DePaul student Danielle Szabo, avoiding her hometown's toxic tap water has been a reality for almost two years. “When...

Laws of the land, and Scalias legacy remembered

Laws of the land, and Scalia’s legacy remembered

Rachel Hinton February 21, 2016

Antonin Scalia, associate justice of the Supreme Court for 30 years, was reviled by some liberals and lauded by conservatives since he was appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1986. Often at odds...

Irelands presidential race, like the U.S., is heating up

Ireland’s presidential race, like the U.S., is heating up

Jack Hayden February 14, 2016

DUBLIN — While Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump and the whole motley crew of presidential hopefuls scurry around Iowa, New Hampshire and other states looking to leave their mark, Ireland’s 166 Teachtaí...

Flint begins rebuilding

Flint begins rebuilding

Rachel Hinton February 13, 2016

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder on Wednesday proposed spending hundreds of millions more dollars to address Flint's water crisis from lead contamination and to update pipes there and across the state — a...

Obama pushes for collaboration in Springfield

Obama pushes for collaboration in Springfield

Rachel Hinton February 12, 2016

President Barack Obama's speech to Illinois legislators, including some former colleagues, left them starry-eyed and receptive to his message Wednesday about changing the rancorous tone of politics to...

Congress passes sanctions on North Korea

Congress passes sanctions on North Korea

Rachel Hinton February 12, 2016

Congress sent President Barack Obama legislation Friday that hits North Korea with more stringent sanctions for refusing to stop its nuclear weapons program. Republicans and Democrats joined together...

Young voters still feeling the bern despite loss in Iowa

Young voters still ‘feeling the bern’ despite loss in Iowa

Pat Mullane February 7, 2016

It wasn’t until midday Tuesday that television news channels officially declared Hillary Clinton the winner of last week’s Iowa caucus.  The head-to-head race between the former Secretary of State...

Organizations cut programs, funding due to Illinois budget impasse

Organizations cut programs, funding due to Illinois budget impasse

Rachel Hinton February 5, 2016

Eight months into a state budget impasse, students and senior citizens are feeling the negative impact of the state government’s inability to come up with a budget that appeases both sides of the aisle. Recently,...

The U.S. and Cuba eased tensions last year after negotiations between President Obama and President Raul Castro of Cuba and the re-opening of the Cuban embassy in Washington, D.C.  (Rodriguez / MCT Campus)

Freedom in jeopardy for Cuban migrants

Piper Schad January 31, 2016

With easing tensions between the two countries, many Americans are thrilled at the possibility of vacationing in Cuba. The Cubans themselves, however, are scrambling to leave. Nearly 15 years ago Marcos...

Zika virus infects 31

Zika virus infects 31

Rachel Hinton and AP January 30, 2016

The Zika virus is "spreading explosively" in the Americas, which could see up to 4 million cases over the next year, international health officials said Thursday, announcing a special meeting next week...

Oregon ranchers stand down, 1 killed

Oregon ranchers stand down, 1 killed

Rachel Hinton and AP January 29, 2016

A spokesman for the armed occupiers of a wildlife refuge who died in a confrontation with officers earlier this week was shot when he reached for his waistband, a law enforcement official said Thursday. Robert...

In this Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016 photo, Iraqi security forces celebrate as they hold a flag of the Islamic State group they captured in Ramadi, 70 miles (115 kilometers) west of Baghdad, Iraq. The Islamic State group, which controls large parts of Syria and Iraq where it declared an Islamic caliphate in June 2014, suffered several defeats recently in both countries, including the loss of the Iraqi city of Ramadi and parts of northern and northeastern Syria over the past months. (AP Photo)

Recent terrorist attacks show reach of ISIS

Rachel Hinton January 24, 2016

One evening last November, when Parisians were preparing to go out for the start of the weekend, news of three explosions near the Stade de France circulated not long after the three suicide bombers...

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