Provost Salma Ghanem reflects on five years in office as incoming provost Russell Ivy talks initial plans The former dean of the College of Communication looks back on what she’s learned before Ivy takes over July 1. Graham Anderson, Contributing Writer / April 13, 2026 The former dean of the College of Communication looks back on what she’s learned before Ivy takes over July 1.
DePaul is reorganizing its DEI-focused offices. Here’s what you should know. The changes come amid federal pushback against diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Kieran Stover, Asst. Multimedia Editor / April 13, 2026 The changes come amid federal pushback against diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
AI development raises concerns over usage in DePaul courses The university said the post about AI curriculum creation did not meet editorial standards. Joe Bellisario, Contributing Writer / April 13, 2026 The university said the post about AI curriculum creation did not meet editorial standards.
Members of suspended Palestinian student group file discrimination complaint against DePaul The complaint filed with the Illinois Department of Human Rights was announced at a press conference with local leaders. Isabella Russomanno, Asst. Copy Editor / April 8, 2026 The complaint filed with the Illinois Department for Human Rights was announced at a press conference and rally with local leaders.
DePaul Activities Board announces changes to FEST 2026 New plans to showcase local talent come with a worry about cutbacks at DePaul. Diego Yepez, Contributing Writer / April 6, 2026 New plans to showcase local talent come with a worry about cutbacks at DePaul.
Florida Atlantic University administrator named as DePaul’s new provost Russell Ivy will replace Salma Ghanem, who is stepping down at the end of the academic year after serving in the role since May 2021. Isabella Russomanno, Asst. Copy Editor / March 13, 2026 Russell Ivy will replace Salma Ghanem, who is retiring at the end of the academic year after serving in the role since May 2021.
DePaul to close DPAM, reduce library, theater operations amid budget crisis University-wide cutbacks have led to a reevaluation of campus real estate. Khadija Mujahid, Annie Koziel, Opal Green, Ruby Elliotte, and Rutaiba Siddiqui / March 2, 2026 University-wide cutbacks have led to a reevaluation of campus real estate.
SGA calls on university to protect library resources amid budget cuts SGA will also host first-ever “Student Advocacy Dialogue” session to teach students about constitutional rights during contact with federal agents. Isabella Russomanno, Asst. Copy Editor / March 2, 2026 SGA calls on university to protect library resources amid budget cuts
DePaul to host Opus Prize ceremony Distributing $1.2 million in awards, the ceremony celebrates the ‘unsung heroes’ of faith-based humanitarian work across the world. James Matthews, Contributing Writer / March 2, 2026 Distributing $1.2 million in awards, the ceremony celebrates the ‘unsung heroes’ of faith-based humanitarian work across the world.
Ramadan’s meanings, rules and traditions DePaul students balance schoolwork while fasting during the holiest month of Islam. Ashley Sadat, Contributing Writer / March 2, 2026 DePaul students balance schoolwork while fasting during the holiest month of Islam.
DePaul Art Museum to close in June after 15 years in Lincoln Park As the university continues to struggle with financial challenges it has decided to close the museum at the end of the academic year. Sadie Springer, News Editor / February 26, 2026 As the university continues to struggle with financial challenges it has decided to close the museum at the end of the academic year.
Cortelyou Commons granted preliminary landmark status This designation, facilitated by the Lincoln Park alderman, was a part of a deal that approved DePaul’s basketball facility plan. Kieran Stover, Asst. Multimedia Editor / February 23, 2026 This designation, facilitated by the Lincoln Park alderman, was a part of a deal that approved DePaul’s basketball facility plan.