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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King at DePaul and Chicago

Louisa Fuentes • January 25, 2015

Who would have thought that what started as a speech in August of 1963 to reach 250,000 viewers, would later become one of the most known and powerful speeches around the world? Last week, a series of...

Detained immigrants aided with DePaul College of Law’s Spring Break Border Project

Natalie Taylor • January 25, 2015

For the past 17 years, DePaul law students have gone to Harlingen, Texas on the United States-Mexico border, to participate in the Spring Break Border Project. Over the course of a week, DePaul students...

DePaul beefs up science in liberal studies program

Grant Myatt • January 25, 2015

Starting this fall, the degree progress reports of new students at DePaul will look slightly different. For incoming freshmen and transfer students, there will be a new requirement under the Scientific...

Storify: Chicago Women’s Mayoral Forum

Kathryn Eardley • January 25, 2015

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Mayoral, aldermanic candidates discuss Chicago’s future at DePaul Theatre School

Brenden Moore • January 21, 2015

[slideshow_deploy id='8857'] Two mayoral hopefuls and several aldermanic candidates discussed topics ranging from the future of the city to the nuts and bolts of running a ward at The Theatre School...

Fake it ’til you make it: DePaul fosters culture of fake IDs

Jessica Villagomez • January 18, 2015

It’s a Saturday night and the beginning of another weekend for DePaul University sophomore, Alex, a 19-year-old male student who wished to remain anonymous. Like clockwork, the weekend activities unfold...

CTA cracks down on U-Pass misuse

Rachel Hinton • January 18, 2015

Officers at the Fullerton ‘L’ stop continued to check U-Passes in an effort to stop fraud that began before the new year. In an email to students, the DePaul U-Pass Team stated their support for...

DePaul President Fr. Holtschneider talks sabbatical, new contract

Brenden Moore • January 18, 2015

DePaul President Rev. Dennis Holtschneider, C.M. sat down with The DePaulia last week to discuss his sabbatical and return to the university. Here are excerpts from that interview. The DePaulia: What...

Field of dreams: Chicago scrambles to rescue troubled Obama Library bids

Brenden Moore • January 18, 2015

City scrambles to rescue troubled Obama Library bids that could bring hope and change to blighted Chicago neighborhoods The city’s efforts to secure the Obama Presidential Library have accelerated...

DePaul ranked in lower-tier of schools in sexual health resources

Anne Malina • January 18, 2015

The grades are in and DePaul has flunked yet another exam. A Trojan Sexual Health Report Card exam, that is. The Report Card is a yearly ranking of campus sexual health resources in universities nationwide....

DePaul student Colin Mackintosh creates Super PAC supporting student loan reform

Zoe Krey • January 18, 2015

$1.2 trillion. That is the collective borrowed cost of a college education. And with that continually rising cost coupled with a decline in governmental and institutional aid, opportunities in higher...

DePaul’s Dining services revamps Lincoln Park dining options

Christian Ianniello • January 18, 2015

From lobster rolls to apple pie ice cream floats, DePaul’s dining services are constantly adapting to new trends. The transition from fall to winter quarter brought about many dramatic changes to the...