The day before the official start of the new school year, over 2,000 DePaul students gathered at the Quad for the university's largest welcome week event this year, Blue Demon Welcome.
Blue Demon Welcome...
Students rushed over to DePaul President Rob Manuel to get in a selfie shot he took for his Instagram while standing on stage during the Blue Demon Welcome event on Sept. 6.
Manuel is creating new ways...
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) does not recommend that colleges mandate the monkeypox vaccination. However, they do encourage eligible students to protect themselves.
Illinois guidance...
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• September 11, 2022
Ava Francis, the newest Black Cultural Center (BCC) coordinator, did more than just earn a degree at Texas A&M University; she found a passion while working in her school’s Office of Diversity.
For...
A new academic year can instill hope and optimism on college campuses. Feelings like these are heightened for DePaul's Faculty Council this year with the arrival of the university's new president.
On...
An investigation is underway at DePaul after two sex offenses were reported to Public Safety on Sept. 1.
The first offense occurred on Aug. 29 in the Student Center during the movie night event, which...
Over 70 Venezuelan migrants arrived at Chicago’s Union Station Wednesday night as a part of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to send undocumented immigrants to Democratic ‘sanctuary’ cities.
The...
The Chicago Park District held a community engagement forum on Aug. 24 raising West Side residents' ongoing concerns about mega festivals, like Riot Fest, taking place in Douglass Park.
The meeting...
“I was performing at a drag show in Boystown when a man tried to lick my face, which just crosses so many boundaries of basic consent,” Carol Aceves, a queer drag artist in Chicago under the name Whorechata,...
DePaul leadership accepted a recommendation from the DePaul Student Health Insurance Task Force to offer a health insurance plan to its students, according to Eugene Zdziarski, DePaul’s vice president...
Michele Smith, Alderman of Ward 43, announced Thursday that she will resign from office next month.
The abrupt announcement comes after more than a decade of Smith’s service as a member of Chicago...
DePaul psychology student Ishika Bhatt said she was not surprised when Roe v. Wade was overturned due to the GOP’s constant anti-choice campaigning.
“Republicans have consistently declared up...
