With the reconstruction of DePaul’s School of Music now underway, music students and faculty are adapting to changes, the most prevalent being the relocation of practice rooms to the Annex building...

The Art Institute of Chicago is offering free admission for undergraduate students of DePaul as part of its university partnership program. The institute’s program, which already includes Northwestern...

In 2011, DePaul professor Valerie Johnson turned on her television to find that George Zimmerman had been acquitted in the Trayvon Martin case. A feeling of disbelief overwhelmed her.  “You see...

Student Government Association met Thursday, Jan. 14 for a general body meeting. Important topics included SGA’s “Keep Calm and Do The FAFSA” campaign and MAP Advocacy Days. Guest Speakers Gene...

For the first time in the university’s history, students will have Martin Luther King Jr. Day off. The university will be officially closed. Celebrated on Jan. 18, the university will also host a breakfast...

News Editors Jessica Villagomez and Brenden Moore are joined by Digital Managing Editor Kirsten Onsgard to discuss MAP grants, DePaul's UPass issues and the university's budget surplus. 

Public Safety issued an alert early Thursday morning after a student reported that she was sexually assaulted by an acquaintance in Sanctuary Hall. The alert, sent out just after 5:00 a.m., indicated...

Rep. La Shawn Ford (D-Chicago) held a town hall meeting on Chicago’s West Side Jan. 9 to discuss the progression of a bill that could lead to the recall of Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Ford was accompanied with...

Marching on Michigan Avenue during Black Friday, blocking traffic at major downtown intersections and disrupting restaurants in Lincoln Park and Wicker Park are just some of the tactics being used by...

DePaul reported more than $43 million in operating income in fiscal year 2014-2015, budget documents reveal. The significant surplus comes as the university projects thin operating margins amid enrollment...

DePaul’s Student Government Association discussed winter break recaps, upcoming events and the ever-present MAP funding issue during its first meeting of Winter Quarter. Guest Speaker Peter Coffey,...

Relying on the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) has never been easy—reroutes, construction zones and tracking issues make traveling on public transportation overcrowded. Loop Link, a new bus rapid...