Robert Manuel was comfortable at the University of Indianapolis. He already spent a decade serving as its president and never applied for another job during his time at the university.
But, when DePaul...
On Saturday, students, faculty and alumni were finally able to spend DePaul’s Vincentian Service Day out in the Chicago community.
Started in 1999, the university-wide event encourages students to...
DePaul enrolled 100 Ukrainian college students in online courses at no charge to support their continuing education amid the war with Russia in April. The project registered students from Ukrainian Catholic...
DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban hasn’t looked for an apartment since 2007. That’s when he became provost of Seton Hall University, a Catholic institution in New Jersey, and later the president...
Rise 4 Abortion Rights Chicago held an emergency rally in light of the Supreme Court’s draft opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade on Tuesday.
The organization started in front of the Loop DePaul Center...
Rows of colorful shirts created a collective art display from afar, but as students and staff members stood closer, each piece of clothing told its own story. One shirt read the phrase, “The violent...
DePaul made a promise in March to the university community that the Board of Trustees would meet in late April to review the presidential search and hope to appoint a new president.
April has come...
Grace Vaughn, Contributing Writer
• April 26, 2022
Dozens of shirts in every color hung proudly in DePaul University’s Lincoln Park Student Center tonight as the Office of Health Promotion & Wellness (HPW) and the Women’s Center presented the Clothesline...
DePaul’s Student Government Association (SGA) released further details this week for the “Student Government Association Academic Resource Scholarship,” a new incentive designed to benefit first...
If you walked the streets of DePaul's Lincoln Park Campus on the morning of Good Friday, the setting might feel off in comparison to its usual hustle and bustle. With no students gathered outside Arts...
This year, DePaul will host its first in-person graduation since June 2019.
But, with the pandemic still lingering, many upcoming DePaul graduates are questioning the safety of the ceremonies given...
Lilly Keller, Assistant Arts and Life Editor
• April 17, 2022
DePaul’s campus-wide mask mandate officially ended on April 11. Students, faculty and staff may now choose whether or not they will wear masks on campus, even in classrooms and lab rooms.
The...
