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Cain leads DePaul over Lamar 80-61

Jack Higgins • December 7, 2016

The Blue Demons (5-2) beat the Lamar University Cardinals (4-4) 80-61 at Allstate Arena Tuesday. The Blue Demons dominated the play and played ahead from almost start to finish. “When we reconvene...

DePaul men’s basketball survives Drake with a 77-75 win

Ben Gartland • November 30, 2016

In 2007, the rapper Drake released a mixtape titled "Comeback Season" In 2016, DePaul men's basketball dropped the remix. The Blue Demons (4-1) rallied back from a 15-point second half deficit to...

Wintrust Arena becomes official name of DePaul basketball arena

Ben Gartland • November 16, 2016

Wintrust Arena will be the official home of DePaul basketball starting in 2017-18. The naming rights deal was announced on Wednesday at McCormick Place West, across the street from the arena. "We're...

Banned from DePaul, YAF moves speaker event

Danielle Harris and Danielle Church • November 15, 2016

It was far from a warm welcome for Ben Shapiro when he arrived on DePaul’s campus Nov. 15. The conservative political commentator was confronted by security outside Cortelyou Commons Tuesday night when...

Trump Towers: Students react, fear escalation of campus tension

Rachel Hinton • November 14, 2016

The night started off great for Democrats. On election night, on the upper level of the Red Lion Pub on Lincoln Avenue, the DePaul Democrats hosted a watch party for students interested in watching how...

Analysis: Voters knew Trump’s flaws, elected him anyway

Brenden Moore • November 14, 2016

It wasn’t supposed to turn out this way. No, everyone from pollsters to pundits to the markets anticipated a historic Hillary Clinton win in the presidential race. But, by around 9 p.m. Tuesday night,...

‘Racist stickers’ found in Student Center

Danielle Harris, Former news editor • November 14, 2016

Even before the presidential election results catapulted the country into chaos and protests, hints of racial tensions were brewing on DePaul’s campus. The day before the election, Vice President of...

DePaul faculty tackle election results in class

Emma Krupp • November 13, 2016

The results of last week’s election have sparked a nationwide conversation about the American political system —from protests to an endless cycle of news articles, it seems that all anyone has been...

Commentary: DePaul women’s basketball will find ways to adjust

Ben Gartland • November 13, 2016

The Maggie Dixon Classic showed a couple of things for DePaul women’s basketball. The first is that they have the potential to be really, really good. Head coach Doug Bruno echoed this idea in the post-game...

DePaul routs Appalachian State 99-58 in their first game of the season.

Jack Higgins • November 12, 2016

The DePaul women's basketball team opened up their season at the tenth annual Maggie Dixon Classic by defeating Appalachian State 99-58. “I just want to make sure we remember Maggie on this day,”...

Anti-Trump protesters take to downtown streets, say ‘not my president’

Brenden Moore • November 10, 2016

In November 2008, thousands of millennials with hope on their minds filled Grant Park to listen to their President-elect, Barack Obama, declare that “change has come to America.” Eight years later,...

Polarized politics leaves environmental issues on the sidelines

John Rudnicki • November 9, 2016

The next President will most likely play a big role in shaping future environmental legislation. In a toxic political climate, it seems climate change is an issue that gets pushed to the side. “People...