Photo gallery: Law School Commencement all smiles at McCormick Place
Jacob Emerson, Photographer
May 14, 2018
Filed under Campus News, News
DePaul's College of Law commencement ceremony took place in the McCormick Grand Ballroom on Sunday, May 13.
Joy is Coming: Take Back the Night gives platform to survivors of sexual violence
Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor
April 30, 2018
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On Wednesday evening, in room 302 of the Arts and Letters Hall, an intimate moment was taking place. Sitting in a circle gathered around bunches of white flowers, a heart shaped stone with the word “healing” engraved on its face and a glass figurine of a pink swan, fellow graduate students Fabiola Rosiles ...
Commentary: Student Gov. elections were undemocratic
Benjamin Conboy, Managing Editor
April 30, 2018
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It’s surprisingly easy to run for the President of the United States. You’re qualified to run if you are at least 35-years-old and a natural-born citizen who has lived in the U.S. That, when combined with at least 270 electoral college votes, will deliver to you the highest office in the free world. ...
Dysfunctional Discipline
March 5, 2018
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It started as an average October evening last fall for seven fraternity members at DePaul. They decided that they were going to get together and hang out at the apartment of Matthew, one of their frat brothers. Like any night together, the men were laughing, goofing around and having a good time. As the ev...
DePaul recognized as a top military-friendly college
Jonathan Ballew, Assistant News Editor
March 5, 2018
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The SR Education Group has ranked DePaul as one of 2018’s “Top Military-Friendly Online Colleges.” The ranking puts DePaul among 60 other colleges to earn the distinction. The SR Education Group, a leading educational ranking publication, said colleges that made the list “provide strong mi...
Law professor draws ire of students after using ‘N-word’ in lecture
Shane Rene, Sports Editor
March 5, 2018
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DePaul College of Law professor Donald Harmann is under fire from students for using the N-word multiple times in a lecture to his criminal law class on Feb. 22 and refusing to apologize in following classes. During that class, Harmann says he was posing a hypothetical situation — a standard teach...
DePaul fails at discipline transparency
March 5, 2018
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The disciplinary process at DePaul is conducted in secrecy. Students who have gone through it say they are kept in the dark, and the information that the university does release is negligible. The university won’t reveal how many students are suspended, expelled or otherwise sanctioned. The DePau...
DePaul administration defends free speech after denying Steven Crowder
Jonathan Ballew, Assistant News Editor
February 26, 2018
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DePaul has found itself in the spotlight for receiving an award from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) — only this award isn’t the type most universities hope to win. FIRE awarded DePaul the inaugural “lifetime censorship award” for, what they say, is a pattern of atta...
Study abroad trip to Israel reviewed following State Department advisory
Graciella Saucedo-Riviera, Contributing Writer
February 19, 2018
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A few months ago, the United States Department of State Travel adjusted the way that it measures its worldwide travel warning system. Now, those changes in the State Department’s reporting procedure are having effects on some of DePaul’s study abroad programs. In January the Department of State Travel li...
The great debate
Amber Colón, Editor in Chief
February 19, 2018
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In an evening rife with political disagreements, perhaps nothing was as shocking as DePaul College Republicans member Brenden Newell’s comments towards the end of Tuesday’s debate between the Republicans and DePaul Socialists. “I would’ve rather had a person (in office) who mildly sexually assaulted...
“By any means necessary”: DePaul Socialists remember Malcolm X
April Lane, Assistant Online Editor
February 16, 2018
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During the height of the Civil Rights Movement in the mid-50s, while Martin Luther King Jr. offered a message of justice by way of peace, Malcolm X led an alternative movement focused on combating racism by enforcing the values of black empowerment, liberation and achieving social justice “by any means ...
Tackling low enrollment: How DePaul is handling declining numbers
Ebony Ellis, Contributing Writer
December 14, 2017
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Across the United States, enrollment at private universities has been declining because of skyrocketing costs. At DePaul, the issue is no different. According to the Institutional Research & Market Analytics (IRMA) report for DePaul, there are currently 14,816 students enrolled for the fall qu...
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Veteran Liaisons, Bridget M. Keane (left) and Daniel Eggensammer (right), members of the Office of Veteran Affairs, working the Memorial Day informational and games event.
Lili Trifilio, Contributing Writer
May 29, 2018 • 6 Comments
Graphics by Victoria Williamson | The DePaulia
Carina Smith, Nation & World Editor
May 29, 2018 • 28 Comments
Cody Corrall | The DePaulia
Science fiction author Stanley Chan, Chinese Studies Program head Li Jin, Associate Dean John Shanahan and School of Computing professor Xiaoping Jia discuss fiction and innovation.
Cody Corrall, Multimedia Editor
May 21, 2018 • 3 Comments
AP File Photo
In this June 23, 2014 file photo, fighters from the Islamic State group parade in a commandeered Iraqi security forces armored vehicle on the main road in Mosul, Iraq.
Varvara Makarevich, Contributing Writer
May 21, 2018 • 3 Comments