Campus News
In an effort to be a model for higher education, DePaul is looking for philanthropic support.
Manuel, administrators address budget, ICE concerns at SGA meeting
Manuel says “We’re not the alert system for ICE” as SGA representatives ask about the university’s policies and budget cuts’ impact on student workers.
As fragile ceasefire flares up in Gaza, initial relief over peace deal is paired with anxiety
Student leaders share their perspectives on the tenuous step toward peace.
Just DePaul shares sustainability progress with Climate Action Town Halls
Attendees were informed on current sustainability efforts and shared their feedback in town hall meetings.
Estudiantes y personal reaccionan al fin de los programas para Instituciones al Servicio de Minorías y a los recortes propuestos en fondos federales
DePaul se mantiene firme en su misión: “Nuestra meta es hacer de DePaul un lugar donde todas las personas puedan prosperar y pertenecer”
DePaul’s Young Democratic Socialists of America campaign for sanctuary campus status
The student organization is renewing efforts to designate DePaul a sanctuary campus amid heightened immigration enforcement in Chicago.
DePaul Chartwells employees protest new Aramark food service
The picket line aimed to bring awareness to job security and dining employees’ role in the university community.
Bridging differences: Students are invited to participate in DePaul’s dialogue events
The expansion comes as America grapples with a string of political violence and heated discourse.
Photo Gallery: Students protest ICE and DePaul’s administration on the second anniversary of October 7
Two years after the October 7 attacks in Israel, student's continue to show solidarity with Palestinians, and protest DePaul's administration.
First-Gen DePaul doubles executive board officers amid new growth
First generation students are finding support and community in the club’s third year on campus.
DePaul adds new dance minor open to all majors
The Theatre School’s new minor allows students to explore movement and performance skills alongside their academic pursuits.
DePaul’s vice president for for diversity, inclusion and belonging navigates challenges as federal government continues to push back on education
Matos’ new Thriving Framework approach aims to make all students feel seen and welcome at the university.