Chicago is on the brink of its largest property tax increase in modern history after years of mismanagement and kicking the can down the road.
The levy, $588 million, seems extremely high and daunting...
The closing of the Ferris wheel at Navy Pier this weekend was a sensory salutation to a Chicago icon: Cameras flashed, laughter was heard from blocks away, faces smiles and terrified passengers squinted behind...
Since its creation in 2012, DePaul’s Office of Health Promotion and Wellness (HPW) has made great strides in implementing various educational programming with the hope of reaching out to students and...
A Chicago staple made its last round through the sky this weekend and will go out with a bang – of fireworks. Visitors rode the 20-year-old ferris wheel at Navy Pier one last time before workers...
With a laundry list of concerns on the intake of sugary drinks as well as a shortage in revenue, Chicago has begun an effort to severely tax these products.
While there is a three percent tax on...
Here's what's happening at DePaul and in Chicago.
Jumpstart update
Last month, The DePaulia reported on the DePaul Jumpstart program’s efforts to raise money amid a cut in a crucial federal grant....
This Week in Chicago: What’s going on and what to look out for this week in and around Chicago and DePaul.
CPS Board Meeting, CTU to protest
The Chicago Public Schools board of education will...
DePaulia Online Managing Editor Kirsten Onsgard spent Sunday at Chicago's 46th annual Pride Parade. One giant beach ball, hundreds of rainbow flags and a float full of people wearing nothing but their...
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Members and supporters of the LGBTQA community came out by the masses June 28 to celebrate all kinds of love at Chicago’s 46th annual Pride Parade. Rainbow flags, signs...
The DePaul community will be among the historic backdrop of marchers in Sunday's Pride Parade as the Supreme Court’s legalization of same sex marriage is celebrated with more than one million flocking...
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An estimated two million fans lined Monroe Street by 10 a.m. Thursday for a glimpse of the Blackhawks at the Stanley Cup celebration parade. Many became fans after the...
