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Digital divide threatens equity over U.S. elections among technical dependence

Digital divide threatens equity over U.S. elections among technical dependence

Agustin Alamo, La DePaulia Contributing Writer February 3, 2025

As the world relies on digital technology, there is a significant division between those with reachable vital resources and those without. This eternal gap, known as the digital divide, has become a...

Taking accountability in an increasingly selfish society

Taking accountability in an increasingly selfish society

Siona Chibber, Contributing Writer February 3, 2025

“Accountability,” “setting boundaries” and “protecting your peace” have all become popular buzzwords in recent years on social media. Where do we put a limit between protecting our peace versus...

How study abroad forced me to confront America’s gun violence crisis

How study abroad forced me to confront America’s gun violence crisis

Anna Barth, Contributing Writer February 3, 2025

I live my daily life, harboring a pervasive shadow at all times. It’s a darkness I can not dissipate — lingering during my train ride to class and my weekly grocery store trips, seeping through the...

My week of rest and relaxation: How the TikTok ban ruined my life

My week of rest and relaxation: How the TikTok ban ruined my life

Quentin Blais, Photo Editor February 3, 2025

I hope this opinion piece finds you all well. I’m not going to sugarcoat it. It finds me trapped, gnawing at the metaphysical bars of my beautiful boyish enclosure of a bedroom.  I believe it was...

Chicago’s skyline features the Wrigley Building and the Tribune Tower beneath a clear blue sky as an American flag stands in the foreground on July 29, 2024.

COLUMN: A refuge in resistance

Annabelle Frazer, Contributing Writer January 27, 2025

Fleeing the extremism of Florida for the perseverance of Chicago, I’ve found hope in a city that defies fear.  On New Year’s Day — amid the existential dread that comes with processing the series...

We were girls together: The importance of childhood friends that make it to adulthood

Brielle Kohlbeck, Opinion Editor January 27, 2025

I have known and loved my best friend for almost 18 years. Olivia and I met when we were two. In her driveway we sat eye-to-eye on the pavement and she, without any warning, slapped me across the face....

A Trump supporter browses merchandise at a street vendor during his Inauguration on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, in Washington, D.C.. The streets were filled with all sorts of outfits, ranging from furs to face paints.

The cult of MAGA commercialism

Rose O'Keeffe, Content Managing Editor January 27, 2025

We’re all familiar with the “Make America Great Again” hats made famous nearly 10 years ago during Donald Trump’s first successful bid for president. But what about graphic T-shirts with an image...

A DePaul student walks through a snowy, empty Quad on Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025. With the cold temperatures, it's rare to see students spending time in the Quad, a spot usually filled with students and events in warmer weather.

The transition from winter break to school is challenging, but worth it.

Ashley Mezewich, Contributing Writer January 20, 2025

Returning to school after the long winter break was a minor hurdle for me. While I was a little sad to lose my free time, I was very excited to return to campus and have a busy schedule.  Forty-six...

OPINION: Podcasts are a big contributor to the misinformation epidemic, with dangerous consequences

OPINION: Podcasts are a big contributor to the misinformation epidemic, with dangerous consequences

Gia Clarke, Contributing Writer January 20, 2025

Absolutely anyone can create a podcast — it doesn’t matter what social background people come from or whether or not they have a journalism degree. As long as people have a microphone and a consistent...

COLUMN: Resume padding and the decline of student development in the business school

COLUMN: Resume padding and the decline of student development in the business school

Justin Keldani, Contributing Writer January 20, 2025

In the business school there’s a rat race to have the best resume possible. An emphasis on quantity over quality has emerged at an individual and organizational level. Because of this, we have reached...

Letter from the Editors: Our reporting is essential – Help us go to inauguration

Letter from the Editors: Our reporting is essential – Help us go to inauguration

The DePaulia Editorial Board January 13, 2025

The DePaulia and La DePaulia team of student journalists are embarking to Washington D.C. next week to cover the inauguration of President Donald Trump. The second inauguration of Donald Trump is a...

A runway model poses at the Surround Sound of Fashion show at Cine City Studios on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024. The event included live music and showcased the work of local designers.

How Chicago Fashion Week will change the fashion industry

Aaliyah McFadden, Contributing Writer January 13, 2025

The Surround Sound of Fashion kicked off their 16th annual show for Chicago’s first fashion week on Saturday, October 12. The show featured a performance from American rapper Twista alongside artists...

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