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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...

Patti Nakai stands before the altar of the Uptown Buddhist Temple of Chicago, Tuesday, April 15, 2025. She has been a member of the temple since 1979 and is a Minister Emerita, meaning she his retired.

Buddhism offers students and Chicagoans a path to reflect, practice and find peace

Micah Katzenmeier, Contributing Writer April 21, 2025

The Buddhist Temple of Chicago, located in Uptown, is one of a few temples near DePaul that offers weekly services, meditation and movement practices. While not everyone who studies Buddhism fully adopts...

Olivia Potenziano and Anita Wary enjoy their fresh treats at Green City Market in Lincoln Park on Saturday, April 12, 2025. Many customers enjoy picnicking on the field of grass adjacent to the market.

‘Go green’ this spring at Chicago’s sustainable Green City Market

Malin Denton, Contributing Writer April 21, 2025

Green City Market Lincoln Park has reopened for its 25th season, supporting local businesses and farmers — and promoting sustainability. The Saturday market, which features produce, baked goods and...

Paula McQuade sits back after presenting “Faith Unfiltered: Why I Still Believe in God” on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, in the Levan Center. McQuade is a professor in DePaul’s English and Catholic Studies departments.

DePaul’s Faith Unfiltered event explores the intersection of faith, literature and personal belief with Professor Paula McQuade

Karidja Monjolo, Contributing Writer April 21, 2025

Paula McQuade, anEnglish Renaissance literature and early modern women writers professor at DePaul, spoke candidly about her own faith journey, addressing questions of doubt, resilience and the role of...

Trash Talk: Why your recycling habits might need refining

Trash Talk: Why your recycling habits might need refining

Jacqueline Yeager, Contributing Writer April 21, 2025

The concept of “wishcycling” has been circulating in the media lately. It’s the idea that wishing and hoping something will be recycled is causing more damage than throwing it in the trash. Recycling...

Cardinal Blase Cupich discusses Catholic Social Teaching values at Holy Name Cathedral on Monday, April 14, 2025. Cupich has been Archbishop of Chicago since 2014

Cardinal Blase Cupich: ‘We are a nation of immigrants and should be proud of that’

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

Matthew 25:40 instructs: “Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.”  According to this verse, it is not how powerful you are or what you believe that guarantees...

CPD separates counter-protestors from DePaul’s Quad, on May 5, 2024. A counter-protest began around 10:30, and concluded around 1:50.

Jewish student safety one year post encampment

Lucia Preziosi, Editor in Chief April 21, 2025

Jewish students at DePaul, divided between Zionist and anti-Zionist beliefs, say they have both experienced antisemitism on DePaul’s campus, but in different ways.  The Anti-Defamation League (ADL),...

Imagen de primer plano: Departamento de Policía de Chicago, foto del Centro Estudiantil: LiLi Jarvenpa

Suspect arrested and charged for battery and hate crime on Jewish students at DePaul

LiLi Jarvenpa and Rose O’Keeffe April 17, 2025

Police arrested a suspect for the November attack against two Jewish students on DePaul’s campus, university officials said. Adam Erkan, a 20-year-old man from Hoffman Estates, was charged with two...

BREAKING: DePaul student sues Homeland Security after losing F-1 status, leaving his graduation at stake

BREAKING: DePaul student sues Homeland Security after losing F-1 status, leaving his graduation at stake

LiLi Jarvenpa and Rose O’Keeffe April 15, 2025

DePaul graduate student Vishnu Vardhan Nali is suing Kristi Noem, Todd Lyons and the Department of Homeland Security after the agency revoked his F-1 student visa last Tuesday, April 9.  Nali, an international...

‘A period of mortal danger’: What’s at stake if public media loses federal funding?

‘A period of mortal danger’: What’s at stake if public media loses federal funding?

Casey Tharrington, Contributing Writer April 14, 2025

Public media is under attack. Republican lawmakers, spearheaded by Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, are pushing to eliminate federal funding for National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting...

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