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‘Digital Divide to a Digital Debate’: Tech’s place in the classroom

‘Digital Divide to a Digital Debate’: Tech’s place in the classroom

Anya Forrester, Contributing Writer April 28, 2025

Technology usage is at an all-time high in classrooms today. The technological dependence we’ve found ourselves in has changed the course of classrooms and our everyday life.  The question of whether...

Riley Moulton, left, and Tori Trevino, right, sit at an anchor desk on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, during the first in-person taping of 'Good Day DePaul' since the COVID-19 pandemic. The students, both juniors, hope to start their career in television news broadcasting.

‘It makes it feel more real’: ‘Good Day DePaul’ reopens TV studio for broadcast students

Lina Gebhardt, Multimedia Editor April 28, 2025

For the first time since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, “Good Day DePaul” is once again hosting its weekly newscast in person from the lower level of the DePaul Center. Riley Moulton and...

A line of people receive holy communion at St. Vincent DePaul Church during a memorial mass for Pope Francis Thursday, April 24. Francis' funeral will be held Saturday, April 26 in Rome.

Priest, prophet and pontiff: The life and legacy of Pope Francis

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor April 28, 2025

Thousands gathered Wednesday at Holy Name Cathedral in River North to celebrate the life and legacy of Pope Francis.  But what is that legacy?  Among progressives and conservatives alike, Francis...

A health worker administers a measles test on Fernando Tarin, of Seagraves, Texas, at a mobile testing site outside Seminole Hospital District, Friday, Feb. 21, 2025, in Seminole, Texas

Measles makes a comeback: What DePaul students should know

Casey Tharrington, Contributing Writer April 28, 2025

Measles? Isn’t that something from the history books? For many young adults, the illness might feel like a distant echo of the past — something their grandparents might have worried about, but not...

DePaul hosts guest speaker Kali Rubaii for discussion on the lasting impact of the war in Iraq

DePaul hosts guest speaker Kali Rubaii for discussion on the lasting impact of the war in Iraq

Isabella Siemaszko, Contributing Writer April 28, 2025

More than two decades after the outbreak of war in Iraq, cities like Fallujah continue to deal with serious health consequences, likely from toxic war pollutants. Researchers have documented birth anomalies...

A Seat at the Table: What the Illinois Faith By Plate Act means for religious food access

A Seat at the Table: What the Illinois Faith By Plate Act means for religious food access

Jacqueline Yeager, Contributing Writer April 28, 2025

For many people, observing religious dietary laws isn’t a choice — it’s a way of life. But until recently, practicing that faith in public spaces has often meant compromise, or going without. “I...

From left, Georgianna Torres-Reyes, Brian Beals, Celia Colón, Jesse Cheng and Sister Helen Prejean lead a panel discussion about reimagining America’s criminal justice system on the evening of Wednesday, April 23, 2025. The crowd of around 75 DePaul faculty and students gathered at DePaul's Cortelyou Commons.

‘The unimportance of being innocent’ in America’s criminal justice system

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor April 28, 2025

In America, people charged with crimes are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.  But those who have lived through America’s legal and correctional system say it’s not that simple.  “If...

Segundo estudiante de DePaul demanda al DHS tras pérdida de visa estudiantil

Segundo estudiante de DePaul demanda al DHS tras pérdida de visa estudiantil

LiLi Jarvenpa and Rose O’Keeffe April 23, 2025

Satyanarayana Mekarthi, estudiante de maestría en DePaul, está demandando a Kristi Noem, Todd Lyons y al Department of Homeland Security  (DHS, por sus siglas en inglés) después de que su visa estudiantil...

Second DePaul student sues DHS over loss of student visa

Second DePaul student sues DHS over loss of student visa

LiLi Jarvenpa and Rose O’Keeffe April 23, 2025

DePaul Master’s student, Satyanarayana Mekarthi, is suing Kristi Noem, Todd Lyons and the Department of Homeland Security after his F-1 student visa was revoked  due to a traffic violation in 2024.  Mekarthi,...

El Papa Francisco llega al final de la misa del Domingo de Ramos en la Plaza de San Pedro, en el Vaticano, el domingo 13 de abril de 2025. (Foto AP/Gregorio Borgia)

El Papa Francisco, primer pontífice de América Latina, muere a los 88 años

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor April 21, 2025

Horas después de presidir los servicios del Domingo de Pascua en la Basílica de San Pedro en Roma, el Papa Francisco falleció a las 7:35 a.m., hora de Roma, según informó el Vaticano. Francisco...

El Papa Francisco llega al final de la misa del Domingo de Ramos en la Plaza de San Pedro, en el Vaticano, el domingo 13 de abril de 2025. (Foto AP/Gregorio Borgia)

Pope Francis, first pontiff from Latin America, dead at 88

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor April 21, 2025

Hours after leading Easter Sunday services at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Pope Francis died at 7:35 a.m. Rome time, according to the Vatican.  Francis was hospitalized earlier this year for double...

Eugiene Beiriger discusses totalitarianism at the political science panel on Tuesday, April 15, 2025. During the conference, each of the panelists shared their personal insights on topics of immigration, political power and government systems.

Political science department at DePaul hosts panel on current political climate

Isabella Rehrauer, Contributing Writer April 21, 2025

DePaul students of all backgrounds gathered for a panel hosted by the department of political science to discuss the university’s political climate on Tuesday, April 15. In light of recent political...

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