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Loop Link connects congested downtown with rapid transit bus

Sarah Luyengi • January 8, 2016

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...

Students report UPass error on first day of Winter Quarter

Megan Deppen • January 4, 2016

An unknown number of students' Ventra cards were not functional on the first day of class due to technical difficulties with the Ventra CTA pass system, a spokesman from DePaul said. Students' complaints...

January campus crime database

Mariah Woelfel • January 1, 2016

This crime database is updated weekly with data provided by DePaul's Office of Crime Prevention. Click here to view crime by type or location.

DePaul Dining collects meal funds for needy families this holiday

Jessica Villagomez • December 26, 2015

DePaul Dining partnered with the St. Vincent Parish this holiday season to introduce a new holiday donation campaign, the St. Vincent Donation. This allows students to donate a meal to a family in need...

DePaul crime watch: December Lincoln Park and campus crime

Mariah Woelfel • December 15, 2015

Crime at DePaul, Dec. 24-31: [list type="styled simple"] [li]One report of assault on the Lincoln Park campus[/li] [/list] This map reflects crime reported on campus and in Lincoln Park Dec. 1-31....

Loop protesters call for Emanuel’s resignation

Brenden Moore • December 9, 2015

Protesters marched through the Loop, up the Magnificent Mile and down the Gold Coast Wednesday as they called for the resignation of Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez...

Attendees dissatisfied with Emanuel’s apology for police shooting

Rachel Hinton • December 9, 2015

In a special meeting Wednesday, Mayor Rahm Emanuel addressed aldermen, police and the public about the Chicago Police Department, the new task force and plans for moving forward. After the meeting, demonstrators...

Emanuel apologizes for Laquan McDonald shooting in City Council speech

Kirsten Onsgard • December 9, 2015

Mayor Rahm Emanuel offered an apology for the 2014 police shooting of Laquan McDonald in a City Council speech Wednesday. The mayor and Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez have come under...

Syrian students rally for refugee acceptance

Jack Higgins • December 7, 2015

Protesters rallied outside the James R. Thompson Center Sunday to voice their opposition to Governor Rauner’s call to stop Syrian refugees from entering Illinois. The protest was conceived and...

Protests for justice in Laquan McDonald case continue Saturday

Rachel Hinton • December 5, 2015

Only a few blocks away from Michigan Avenue, where protesters blocked stores and streets on Black Friday, a modest crowd of protesters gathered at State Street and Jackson Avenue continuing to chant for...

DePaul crime watch: November Lincoln Park and campus crime

Mariah Woelfel • December 4, 2015

This map reflects crime reported at DePaul and in Lincoln Park during the month of November. Select or deselect “Visible Layers” to toggle between Lincoln Park (CPD) and campus (Public Safety)...

Martin O’Malley talks immigration at DePaul

Mariah Woelfel • December 4, 2015

Former Maryland governor and Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley talked about comprehensive immigration reform, including access to education and affordable healthcare for immigrants,...