Loop business owners question the impact of DePaul budget cuts
One Loop business owner has noticed a drop in customers; others say the future is uncertain.
Campus News
Longtime journalism professor Chris Bury to retire from teaching
The former Nightline correspondent hopes to continue journalism after retiring this June.
DePaul’s Food Forward Project seeks to reduce food waste
Volunteers aim to feed students who struggle with food insecurity and stigma.
‘This day is meant to honor those who are unable to be present with us’: DePaul veterans reflect on Memorial Day
DePaul veterans and students remember what it means to sacrifice and the fallen soldiers during the Memorial Day commemoration on campus.
DePaul ‘Psych Night’ marks 30th anniversary.
The psychology department honored students during the annual celebration of student research.
DePaul collaborates with local public school to install a Little Free Library
The project is part of a longstanding collaboration between the schools to enrich learning for students.
Chicago peace activist Kathy Kelly to receive DePaul’s Berrigan-McAlister Award
The award recognizes Kelly’s efforts to oppose war and provide direct help in conflict zones.
Second man charged in 2024 attack on Jewish DePaul students
Kasem Noubani of Tinley Park appeared in Cook County court for aggravated battery and hate crime charges.
Who’s running in SGA spring elections?
Students can access the ballot, closing Friday at noon, via a link sent to their DePaul email.
DePaul community mobilizes for 2026 Vincentian Service Day
Volunteers helped at over 50 gardens, shelters, food pantries and other community organizations.
DePaul ends Earth Month with sustainability efforts on campus
Just DePaul celebrates Earth Month and develops scholarship opportunities for students.
Housing department battles fluctuating temperatures in dorms
Students say they suffer from lack of focus, difficulty sleeping during warm weather.