DePaul plans to hire a new university president by Easter weekend, according to Student Government Association (SGA) President Watfae Zayed during their general body meeting Thursday night.
The university,...
Somewhere in London, DePaul alumnus Julian Hayda, 29, sits and anxiously awaits the day he’ll be able to return to Ukraine — his motherland, and the country he and his wife, Summer, recently made their...
DePaul’s uneven policymaking by the university has left students, faculty and staff confused over the direction and logic of the university’s response to the pandemic.
In mid-December 2021, DePaul...
On Thursday, the Student Government Association (SGA)discussed the Presidential search, preliminary plans to assist student parents and the need for the booster and mask policy despite student complaints.
DePaul...
Jackson Healy, Nation and World Editor
/ February 20, 2022
When sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube ban users for violating their terms of service, those individuals often don’t leave social media altogether. Instead, many of these digital deportees flock...
Samantha Moilanen, Former Online Managing Editor
/ February 20, 2022
When Mayor Lori Lightfoot introduced the Victims’ Justice Ordinance in September, activists spoke out against the proposal and her solution for decreasing gang violence in the South and West Sides of...
DePaul administration’s March 1 deadline for students to submit proof of their Covid-19 booster has created confusion and potential scheduling issues as spring registration opens weeks before.
DePaul’s...
"Dread. Panic. What [is he] going to do next?"
This is what ran through DePaul freshman Hailey Bosek's mind on an October morning this past fall. Bosek stood on the Fullerton platform for the late-arriving...
Junior Nancy Godinez was hesitant about speaking before DePaul’s Student Government Association (SGA) at their weekly meeting. But as an immunocompromised student, she felt a duty to herself and other...
Jackson Healy, Nation and World Editor
/ February 14, 2022
Gerrymandering: it’s as American as apple pie.
As the United States nears the 2022 midterm elections, politicians and analysts alike have once again advanced concerns over gerrymandering efforts across...
Inflation has been eating away at the spending power of workers’ dollars — leaving them hungry.
The pieces of common consumer goods from eggs and clothes to cars and electricity have risen — some...
The DePaul community rang in the Year of the Tiger last week with a vibrant celebration — hosted by the DePaul Chinese Studies Program, the DePaul Chinese Studies and Scholars Association (CSSA), and...
