Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor
/ September 10, 2023
For new students unfamiliar with the rumble of the Red Line, how to get to Lake Michigan and Lincoln Park’s many hidden gems, DePaul’s Chicago Quarter makes a new life in the big city accessible.
During...
Lilly Keller, Editor in Chief
/ September 10, 2023
A cyberattack targeted the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) and exposed DePaul students' names. The nonprofit serves as a verification tool for over 3,600 colleges and universities, ensuring student...
Claire Tweedie, Former Editor in Chief
/ September 10, 2023
Student Government Association (SGA) appointed four new staff members to their cabinet during the general body meeting on Sept. 7. These appointments came ahead of the fall quarter elections for the 2023-2024...
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled that explicitly using race as a factor in admissions for colleges and universities violated the equal protections clause of the...
Since 2011, DePaul’s Education and Development Grant for Employability (EDGE) program has provided students the opportunity to earn more financial aid while also engaging in career development training.
The...
DePaul University received a $4.2 million grant from the United States Department of Education to establish a stronger presence of diverse counselors in high-need Chicago public as Illinois faces an imbalance...
Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor
/ June 4, 2023
For those who can brave the distinctly charming smell of musk and stale perfume, a trip to the thrift store often doubles as a rewarding bargain hunt and a satisfying stroll down memory lane.
In recent...
Between a full load of classwork, part-time – or full-time – jobs and attempts to maintain some semblance of a social life, trying to pick up a hobby as a college student is not easy. Whether it is...
When junior Ethan Schatz arrived at DePaul, he looked for Jewish spaces immediately on campus.
He said he needed a community where Jewish students could come together in solidarity as anti-Zionists.
After...
Growing up in Detroit, Michigan, Shay Finn, a junior at DePaul, said she saw the legalization of cannabis in 2018 and quickly became interested in the plant.
Her passion for it though, even driving...
Despite many universities in Chicago offering reproductive services and contraception on campus, DePaul continues to ban the distribution of any contraception on campus.
According to Catholic doctrine...
DePaul alum Kennedy Healy has a physical disability that requires her to use a mobility scooter to help her with transportation.
During her time at DePaul, she used the Center for Students with Disabilities...
