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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

For the Neighborhood Housing Services’ 40th anniversary, students wrote what they want to see change in their communities in the next 40 years. The event was organized by students competing in the naional Bateman Case Study Competition. (Megan Deppen / The DePaulia)

Competing for the community: DePaul students partner with Neighborhood Housing Services for national competition

Megan Deppen March 1, 2015

Graduating seniors are handed not only a diploma, but also the responsibility of finding employment, paying off student loans and building credit.  It’s an overwhelming feeling and tends to contribute...

DIBS flies the Blue Demon flag at the men’s basketball game. (Garrett Duncan / The DePaulia)

Hey, go blue: DePaul celebrates second annual Blue Demon Week

Brendan O'Brien March 1, 2015

Blue Demon Week a year-long planning process for DAB, SGA School spirit and campus activity were higher than usual last week as the university marked the second annual Blue Demon Week (BDW). The...

Analysis: Rahm Emanuel, allies cannot hide behind money

Analysis: Rahm Emanuel, allies cannot hide behind money

Brenden Moore March 1, 2015

Last week, Chicago voted, and last week Chicago sent a message. While Mayor Rahm Emanuel came in first place against four challengers in his bid for re-election, he failed to secure the 50 percent...

Journalist and immigration activist Jose Antonio Vargas  discussed his experiences as an undocumented immigrant Thursday. (Somos Chismosos | Creative Commons)

Undocumented: Immigration activist Jose Antonio Vargas visits DePaul

Luisa Fuentes March 1, 2015

Jose Antonio Vargas covered some of the biggest breaking news stories of the decade. Fresh out of college, he covered the video-game boom in 2004, and in 2007 his coverage of the Virginia Tech shootings...

Commuters board a Union Pacific North Line Metra train toward Kenosha at the Clybourn stop. 82 percent of DePaul students are commuters, with many coming from the suburbs. (Grant Myatt / The DePaulia)

Low turnout at DePaul commuter student fair

Erin Yarnall March 1, 2015

Wake up. Pack your bag full of everything you’ll need for the day. Catch the Metra or get in your car. Get to school. Go to numerous classes in a row. Come home. Sleep. Repeat. Life for many commuter...

DePaul students take advantage of nannying opportunies

DePaul students take advantage of nannying opportunies

Nandi Howard March 1, 2015

DePaul students have found a high paying job that doesn’t require four years of college and an intensive interview process. Being a nanny has become a popular job with exceptional pay and flexibility....

Missing DePaul student Alexis Gaskew found safe

Missing DePaul student Alexis Gaskew found safe

Megan Deppen February 25, 2015

DePaul junior Alexis Gaskew was found Wednesday night after she was reported missing for more than 20 hours, an ABC7 Chicago report said. When contacted at 10:30 p.m. a Riverdale Police Department...

Employees at the new Whole Foods DePaul location prepare for the store’s opening Wednesday, Feb. 25. This is one of the first Whole Foods to open in a former Dominick’s location. (Josh Leff / The DePaulia)

DePaul Whole Foods now open

Grant Myatt February 25, 2015

Despite cold temperatures, more than 50 people lined up along Sheffield Avenue this morning waiting for the Whole Foods DePaul location to officially open. With space heaters lining the sidewalk, guests...

Kramer proud of campaign despite loss in 43rd Ward

Kramer proud of campaign despite loss in 43rd Ward

Luisa Fuentes February 25, 2015

In a heated race for the Alderman seat in Lincoln Park's 43rd Ward, first-time candidate Jennifer “Jen” Kramer couldn't get enough votes to bring her to a potential runoff. At her election night party,...

Garcias grassroots efforts gain enough votes for mayoral runoff

Garcia’s grassroots efforts gain enough votes for mayoral runoff

Megan Deppen February 25, 2015

A diverse crowd hailed the grassroots effort that they said helped Garcia rein in 33.9 percent of the vote for a runoff against incumbent Mayor Rahm Emanuel Tuesday night in Chicago's mayoral election. The...

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