It's flooding again in Chicago, so much that this time you can’t reach your stop at the “L” unless you swim. You swallow your pride (and four hours of minimum wage) to make it to class on time and...

America entered a nationwide quarantine to stop the spread of COVID-19 on March 15, 2020. Over the past two years, the trajectory of this country changed drastically, involving health concerns and citizen...

The words hate and love are very different. Love displays connection, passion and kindness. Hate shows coldness, disconnect and discrimination. Though the words are obviously different when it comes...

In August, DePaul's National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) won the first ever Student Chapter of the Year Award at the 2022 NAHJ and NABJ Conference and Career Fair in Las Vegas, Nevada. Our...

While many states have legalized recreational cannabis use, most states still allow employers to discriminate against employees for their choice to use. In the U.S., 19 states along with Washington...

Social media first started as a way to connect with people and share aspects of everyday life with friends. Most of Generation Z probably remember the days when our Instagram feeds were filled with duck-face...

It is no secret that America loves true crime. No, seriously, one in three Americans admit to consuming any form of true-crime-related media at least once a week and one in four confess to interacting...

This summer, over 2.5 million students borrowing loans from Edfinancial Services or Oklahoma Student Loan Authority (OSLA) had their information compromised during a data breach. Nelnet Servicing, a Nebraska-based...

Queen Elizabeth Windsor II died at Balmoral Castle, U.K Thursday, Sept. 8. As the longest reigning female monarch, she served 70 years on the throne, living through multiple historical events ranging from...

This Op-Ed was sent by DePaul Vice President of Student Affairs, Eugene L. Zdziarski, Ph.D.  The Office of Gender Equity (OGE) supports all members of the DePaul community. Its staff’s work is guided...

This letter is co-written and co-signed by a group of current and former DePaul students. They have requested anonymity. As the school year begins, we are in what is known as the “red zone,” the...

After coming out of the global COVID-19 pandemic, America is facing another obstacle: the rise of inflation and fear of another recession. America likely will enter another recession if inflation continues...