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Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn addresses reporters as he concedes the election to Republican challenger Bruce Rauner during a news conference Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014, in Chicago. Quinn took no questions. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

Gov. Pat Quinn concedes day after Nov. 4 election

Summer Concepcion November 5, 2014

Gov. Pat Quinn conceded Wednesday, Nov. 5, to Republican challenger Bruce Rauner. Quinn spoke to reporters at a press conference in the Thompson Center at 3:30 p.m. "It's clear we do not have enough...

Photos: Election 2014 around DePaul and Chicago

Photos: Election 2014 around DePaul and Chicago

DePaulia Staff November 4, 2014

[slideshow_deploy id='5233'] Above: A collection of photos from Election Day 2014, Nov. 4, around DePaul's campus and throughout Chicago.

The Jackson Red Line ‘L’ stop (pictured above) is a key arrival and departure point for DePaul students and faculty at the university’s Loop Campus. According to an NBC 5 investigation earlier this year, the station recorded the most thefts of any platform in the system. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Courage Campaign aims to stop harassment on CTA

Christian Ianniello October 26, 2014

For most DePaul students, riding some form of public transit is a routine activity. With many commuters, as well as students who have classes in both the Loop and Lincoln Park campuses, it is part of...

Gov. Quinn meets DePaul students, staff faculty and other constituents in the DePaul Center Barnes and Noble Starbucks Monday, Oct. 13

Analysis: Illinois governor’s race a dead heat two weeks from election

Brenden Moore October 19, 2014

Gov. Quinn spoke to DePaul students, staff, faculty, and other constituents at the DePaul Center last Monday. It was his second trip to DePaul in a two week period. Gov. Pat Quinn (D-Chicago) and...

Collin Cordell (left) speaks with patrons enjoying some alcoholic beverages. Cordell owns The Red Lion Pub in Lincoln Park. One of his lifelong passions is bartending. (PMonaghan | Creative Commons)

Chicago bartender Colin Cordell of Red Lion Pub mixes skill with history

Andrew Morrell October 19, 2014

It’s quite common for people to take up a hobby at an early age that they will carry into their professional lives. For Colin Cordell, owner of The Red Lion Pub in Lincoln Park, that hobby was bartending. “I’ve...

Chicago Teacher’s Union President Karen Lewis, pictured above in August, has decided to forgo a mayoral campaign against incumbent Rahm Emanuel (D). Lewis was released from the hospital last week. (Michael Schmitt | AP)

Brain tumor keeps Karen Lewis from Chicago mayor’s race

Brenden Moore October 19, 2014

Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis ruled out a mayoral run last week after she underwent emergency surgery, leaving the city’s progressive community without a standard bearer to go up against...

Sen. Dick Durbin speaks to college students about student loans at Harold
Washington Library Oct. 10 in an event with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) (Brenden Moore / The DePaulia)

Durbin, Warren talk student loans at Harold Washington Library ahead of Nov. election

Brenden Moore October 12, 2014

U.S. Senators Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) fired up Chicago college students in a joint appearance last week hoping to drive that constituency to the polls in November’s elections...

(Josh Leff / The DePaulia)

Photos: Great Chicago Fire Festival

Josh Leff October 5, 2014

  [slideshow_deploy id='4340'] The Great Chicago Fire Festival ignited at the Chicago River Saturday, Oct. 4. Photos by Josh Leff / The DePaulia.

Americans perceive Chicago as an unsafe city, according to a YouGov poll publised earlier this month. Despite this, crime statistics show that the city ranks lower than other American cities in per capita crime. “I think the media kind of blows it out of proportion by focusing on the negative things,” said freshman Matt Rushing. (Photo courtesy of Dhilug Kirat)

Poll: Chicago continues to battle unsafe perception

Marc Filippino September 28, 2014

It’s not the streets of Los Angeles or New York that make people nervous anymore. The majority of Americans now believe Chicago to be the most dangerous city in the country, according to recent data. Earlier...

Ald. Bob Fioretti announced his bid for mayor earlier this month. The second ward alderman has been Mayor Rahm Emanuel's staunchest opponent on the city council. (M. Spencer Green | AP)

Fioretti announces run for mayor, criticizes Emanuel

Brenden Moore September 21, 2014

The mayor’s race has heated up in the past few weeks as Ald. Bob Fioretti announced his bid to unseat incumbent Rahm Emanuel. The second ward alderman made his announcement in front of a crowd...

A DePaul public safety vehicle

Lincoln Park crime increases in August

Rachel Hinton September 15, 2014

Despite much of the coverage of crime in August focused on the city’s South and West sides, 14 violent crimes were reported last month in Lincoln Park, eight of which were robberies. The crime...

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) takes on the minimum wage while gearing up for re-election next year. (Daniel X. O'Neil / Creative Commons)

Chicago minimum wage change in order for October

Brenden Moore September 15, 2014

Mayor Rahm Emanuel signed an executive order last week raising the minimum wage for employees of contractors and subcontractors doing business with the city. The new hourly floor will be $13...

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