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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Chicago budget mess affects students

Chicago budget mess affects students

Colin Sallee October 4, 2015

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...

Black Sheep gives alternative kick to DePaul news

Black Sheep gives alternative kick to DePaul news

Erin Yarnall October 4, 2015

The Onion and Clickhole vent the hilariously truthful frustrations of everyday life, but now a satirical paper geared at college students has made it to DePaul’s campus. In 2004, Atish Doshi and Derek...

Students rejoice at the arrival of free laundry

Students rejoice at the arrival of free laundry

Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor October 4, 2015

A life skill college students acquire is learning to separate your lights from your darks and figuring out which setting fits your load. For students like senior Beth Pedraza, laundry was a basic rule...

Rahm Emanuel urges climate change action at DePaul

Rahm Emanuel urges climate change action at DePaul

Jessica Villagomez October 4, 2015

Mayor Rahm Emanuel made a rare appearance at DePaul Friday as he urged students to become involved and conscious of environmental issues surrounding climate change, encouraging them to become active...

Coalition demands Koochers removal at press conference

Coalition demands Koocher’s removal at press conference

Brenden Moore and Matthew Paras October 1, 2015

A coalition of students, faculty and human rights groups called for Dean Gerald Koocher’s removal as dean of the College of Science and Health at a press conference Thursday morning over his alleged...

LIVE BLOG: Coalition calls for Koochers removal

LIVE BLOG: Coalition calls for Koocher’s removal

A coalition of student organizations, faculty and human rights groups has called for the removal of DePaul College of Science and Health Dean Gerald Koocher in light of the findings of the Hoffman Report....

Coalition calls for Koochers removal as DePaul dean

Coalition calls for Koocher’s removal as DePaul dean

Brenden Moore September 30, 2015

A coalition of student groups, faculty, alumni and human rights groups are calling for the removal of Gerald Koocher as dean of the College of Science and Health amid the continued controversy over...

Chicago says goodbye to iconic Ferris wheel

Chicago says goodbye to iconic Ferris wheel

Amy Betulius September 30, 2015

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...

DePaul selects Jeffrey Bethke as executive vice president

DePaul selects Jeffrey Bethke as executive vice president

Kirsten Onsgard September 30, 2015

DePaul Treasurer Jeffrey Bethke has been selected by the board of trustees as the next executive vice president, the university announced today. Bethke will take over the role currently held by Bob...

Pope Francis visit to US impacts DePaul

Pope Francis’ visit to US impacts DePaul

Megan Deppen and Rachel Hinton September 28, 2015

When it was announced last fall that Pope Francis would be visiting the U.S., DePaul student Griffin Hardy saw an opportunity. A Catholic studies major, Hardy wanted to research the relationship...

New hire shows shift in DePaul’s sexual reporting process

New hire shows shift in DePaul’s sexual reporting process

Matthew Paras, Editor-in-Chief September 27, 2015

Since officially starting in her new role on Sept. 8, Karen Tamburro has yet to experience what she would call “a typical day.” After all, Tamburro is getting used to a position that’s been deemed...

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Library incorporates video game leasing program

Kyle Woolsey September 27, 2015

While checking out the latest edition of “Madden” or fighting to the death in “Mortal Kombat” can be a great way to unwind after work or school, for many studying in DePaul’s College of Computing...

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