President Donald Trump is forming a new and unprecedented type of Cabinet.  As Scott Hibbard, a DePaul political science professor, sees it, the group will “respond to whatever Donald Trump’s...

Since beginning his second term in January, President Donald Trump has put into place many executive orders with an overwhelming amount focusing around climate change.  Most recently, Trump has pushed...

The Chicago Reader, operating as a board-governed, unionized nonprofit, provides free news coverage for the Chicagoland community. Founded in October of 1971, the Chicago Reader’s focus has always been...

A circle forms around the dance floor as someone performs a dance in a red halter dress to Whitney Houston’s “How Will I Know” with two backup dancers. Later, a runway is set up for people to show...

International students at DePaul are turning to the Student Government Association (SGA) for  resources and support through their distinct obstacles. SGA is taking on initiatives this quarter to improve...

A chorus of chants calling for solidarity and accountability rang out in the streets of the Illinois Medical District on a particularly brisk afternoon this past Thursday. Around 100 transgender students...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from women’s sports Feb. 5, which was also National Women and Girls in Sports Day.  “The radical left has waged an...

Editor's note: This story has been updated to include comment from DePaul’s Division of Student Affairs.  Several residents of Ozanam Hall were rushed out of their dorms around 6 p.m. Tuesday evening...

Who should decide whether a student’s extended absence is excused — professors or university administrators? DePaul’s recent policy change has put that decision in the hands of professors, prompting...

President Trump has had a busy couple weeks back in office, signing dozens of executive orders impacting everything from immigration and citizenship to climate change and health care.  Prior to taking...

In 2024, Kit Kresky was a teacher for the sixth grade at an alternative school for children who had previously exhibited behavioral issues. This school was a standard, licensed public school in the state...