Preschoolers in low-income communities and the DePaul students who serve them will be the latest to see the effects of budget cuts when federal funding for the Jumpstart program is slashed for the...

DePaul’s Loop campus cafeteria is undergoing major renovations this summer in efforts to modernize the dining room and expand current food options, including a new coffee shop. For students, renovations...

[slideshow_deploy id='12986']   DePaul students, faculty and staff wiped away tears at a peace vigil’s moment of silence Wednesday in remembrance of the nine victims who were shot in June...

DePaulia Online Managing Editor Kirsten Onsgard spent Sunday at Chicago's 46th annual Pride Parade. One giant beach ball, hundreds of rainbow flags and a float full of people wearing nothing but their...

[slideshow_deploy id='12915'] Members and supporters of the LGBTQA community came out by the masses June 28 to celebrate all kinds of love at Chicago’s 46th annual Pride Parade. Rainbow flags, signs...

Her name is recognized across campus and students struggle to find the words to describe her. Sister Katie Norris, who came to DePaul only four years ago to be the director of Catholic Campus Ministry...

The DePaul community will be among the historic backdrop of marchers in Sunday's Pride Parade as the Supreme Court’s legalization of same sex marriage is celebrated with more than one million flocking...

[slideshow_deploy id='12863'] Daniel Burnham’s famous call to “make no little plans” ahead of his Plan of Chicago in 1909 set the tone for a city that would go on to achieve architectural and...

The DePaulia asked students if they believe the Confederate flag should be permitted to fly over the Capitol building of South Carolina, despite its historical roots in Southern slavery and recent...