DePaul community mobilizes for 2026 Vincentian Service Day
Volunteers helped at over 50 gardens, shelters, food pantries and other community organizations.
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Pritzker calls for Trump’s removal over Iran threats
Escalating tensions between the ongoing war and President Trump’s political rhetoric sparks discussions at DePaul.
Flu hits Chicago hard, as hospitals report influx of patients
Chicago flu cases are declining, but health officials warn that the virus is still a threat.
Chicago food banks step up as federal cuts and shutdown strain assistance
Chicago organizations like Nourishing Hope and Seton Soup Kitchen are finding new ways to feed neighbors amid some of the deepest cuts to food aid in years.
Federal agents spotted on Lincoln Park campus
ICE Agents targeted North Side neighborhoods Friday morning.
Photo Gallery: Thousands join ‘No Kings’ protest in Chicago, denounce federal immigration raids
People around the city and country gather to protest the Trump administration.
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.
Metra introduces new Café Car and wants rider’s input
The pilot program will run this fall on selected Metra train lines.
Chicago’s lead pipe problem will take decades to fix
Though better than years past, lead can still have negative health effects on residents.
Hoping to combat opioid overdoses, CTA and Cook County team up to increase access to Narcan
CTA railriders can now get the life-saving medication for free at even more stations in Chicago.
Puerto Rican Governor Jenniffer González Colón ‘not wanted’ in Chicago
Leaders say that the governor's policies and Trump ties run counter to community values
Mayor Johnson signs executive order aiming to protect free speech rights for Chicagoans
In response to federal force, Johnson reaffirms commitment to defend Chicago resident’s constitutional rights