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Dolla-palooza: How commercialization has ruined music festivals

Dolla-palooza: How commercialization has ruined music festivals

Sabrina Castle, Contributing Writer April 28, 2025

I’ve been a professional influencer hater for years now. I love to hate them, and I love to blame them for so much — my favorite being their tendency to turn chances for genuine human connection, like...

A Seat at the Table: What the Illinois Faith By Plate Act means for religious food access

A Seat at the Table: What the Illinois Faith By Plate Act means for religious food access

Jacqueline Yeager, Contributing Writer April 28, 2025

For many people, observing religious dietary laws isn’t a choice — it’s a way of life. But until recently, practicing that faith in public spaces has often meant compromise, or going without. “I...

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DnDejamz

Amber Corkey, Copy Editor April 28, 2025

If you’ve spent any time with me, you’ve no doubt had to sit through info dumps on my Dungeons & Dragons characters: my shapeshifter journalist bard Roman, my amnesiac halfling ranger Atlas, my...

'Moulin Rouge: The Musical' review: Dance until you’re dead at Cadillac Palace

‘Moulin Rouge: The Musical’ review: Dance until you’re dead at Cadillac Palace

Finn Morse, Theater Beat Writer April 28, 2025

Musical theater is the most you’ll be immersed in any art form. Thanks to the variety of the music, complementary production design and emotional storytelling, you can feel any kind of emotion when watching...

From left, Georgianna Torres-Reyes, Brian Beals, Celia Colón, Jesse Cheng and Sister Helen Prejean lead a panel discussion about reimagining America’s criminal justice system on the evening of Wednesday, April 23, 2025. The crowd of around 75 DePaul faculty and students gathered at DePaul's Cortelyou Commons.

‘The unimportance of being innocent’ in America’s criminal justice system

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor April 28, 2025

In America, people charged with crimes are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.  But those who have lived through America’s legal and correctional system say it’s not that simple.  “If...

Method behind the madness — sorting out the NCAA’s transfer portal

Method behind the madness — sorting out the NCAA’s transfer portal

Ryan Hinske, Sports Editor April 28, 2025

This year’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament will be remembered for a clash of the formidable: all four one-seeded teams in the bracket met in the Final Four for just the second time in history. Records...

El Papa Francisco llega al final de la misa del Domingo de Ramos en la Plaza de San Pedro, en el Vaticano, el domingo 13 de abril de 2025. (Foto AP/Gregorio Borgia)

Pope Francis, first pontiff from Latin America, dead at 88

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor April 21, 2025

Hours after leading Easter Sunday services at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Pope Francis died at 7:35 a.m. Rome time, according to the Vatican.  Francis was hospitalized earlier this year for double...

‘A period of mortal danger’: What’s at stake if public media loses federal funding?

‘A period of mortal danger’: What’s at stake if public media loses federal funding?

Casey Tharrington, Contributing Writer April 14, 2025

Public media is under attack. Republican lawmakers, spearheaded by Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, are pushing to eliminate federal funding for National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting...

Bridget Piekarz, an employee at The Book Cellar, works at the register on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025. Piekarz worked in publishing for 30 years. Upon retiring a year ago, she realized she wasn't ready to give up books and has worked at the store ever since.

The Book Cellar: Turning independently owned to community driven

Brielle Kohlbeck, Opinion Editor April 14, 2025

Weaving through the shelves of The Book Cellar, you’ll find classics, cookbooks, crime and — as corny as it may be — some comfort. You can browse merchandise and board books with one hand and swirl...

A ballot casting station for the City of Chicago sits at the election Supersite at 191 North Clark on Monday, Oct. 7, 2024. On March 25, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order calling for proof of citizenship to be required on voter registration forms.

How Trump’s order and the SAVE Act could stop you from voting

Sabrina Castle, Contributing Writer April 14, 2025

Do you have immediate access to a document that proves your citizenship, like a passport? Do you even have one? If not, then you may not be able to vote – even if you’re a fully legal U.S. citizen. On...

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Max Strus (1) goes up for a shot between Orlando Magic forward Paolo Banchero, left, and center Wendell Carter Jr. (34) in the first half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, March 16, 2025, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

Strus talks DePaul, Cavs ahead of playoffs

Ryan Hinske, Sports Editor April 14, 2025

Max Strus probably wishes Tuesday’s game was in Chicago. The Cleveland Cavaliers guard and his teammates have outdone nearly everyone’s expectations, clinching the Eastern Conference’s top seed...

Alexander Lehr, center, takes apart microphone stands after live band karaoke at Bub City in River North on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025. Lehr is a freelance live audio engineer and has worked at Bub City for the past three years.

The sounds and sights of live band karaoke at Bub City with Alexander Lehr

Claire Tweedie, Former Editor in Chief April 14, 2025

There's a list of rules on the wall of Bub City, a country-themed barbeque restaurant and bar in River North. There are 11 of them in a bulleted list, and an italicized note at the bottom that reads: “You...

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