In his farewell address to the nation, former President Joe Biden said, “Today an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence that threatens our entire democracy.”
Was...
Mayor Brandon Johnson defended Chicago’s policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement agents and asked members of Congress to pass federal immigration reform in his testimony...
Joe Martinez, Contributing Writer
/ March 10, 2025
It was 8:50 a.m. I was just about to log into work.
Before I could open my laptop, my phone buzzed. It was a Microsoft Teams notification from my supervisor informing me of a surprise meeting with...
Seth Botts takes a deep breath and glances around the room. He smiles as he opens his arms, wide and welcoming, to the congregation at United Church of Rogers Park.
His sermon flows naturally, without...
Despite rising competition and ethical concerns, Amazon continues to dominate e-commerce with innovation, convenience and an ever-growing customer base.
Online shopping makes the world go round. If you need something, no matter where you are, you have access to billions of items at your fingertips.
There are so many options to pick from online: Etsy,...
Songs with soulful lyrics, syncopated beats and sentimental strings filled the room with more than music. The wooden archways of the historic church were also filled with stories of those who have lost...
The DePaul Blue Demons are playing their last game of the regular season against the St. John's Red Storm at 2 p.m. St. John's currently sits in eighth place with a 5-12 conference record. DePaul is just...
Consumption of sports content through audio is becoming a popular method for sports fans to stay updated on their favorite leagues.
According to a 2024 Edison Research study, “64% of sports fans...
Linnea Cheng, Contributing Writer
/ February 24, 2025
“Garbage.”
“Desensitized.”
“It’s like getting slapped in the face over and over, until you just don’t feel it anymore.”
These are ways that some DePaul students are describing...
Goody bags and roses sat on a table as songs like “Like A G6” by Far East Movement boomed out of the speakers in the Catalyst gym in Avondale. On a snowy, chilly Saturday afternoon in Chicago,...
DePaul’s interim vice president of Student Affairs Kimberlie Goldsberry is on a “listening tour” around the university hoping to gather a consensus on the current needs of the DePaul community. She...