Isabelle Earl, Contributing Writer
• October 31, 2021
Winter quarter class registration has opened, and I know the struggle of switching back and forth between the Campus Connect browser and Rate My Professor all too well.
We all want a happy medium —...
I put the fresh in freshman, but not in a cool, stylish way. It’s more like a late-to-class-because-I-couldn’t-find-the-elevator kind of way.
I am in my sixth year of college, yet I feel brand new.
The...
This Letter to the Editor is in response to DePaul requires religion yet lacks interfaith classes.
As representatives of Ecumenical and Interfaith organizations at DePaul, we were concerned with the...
Micky Braeger, Contributing Writer
• October 24, 2021
Earlier this month, a former Facebook employee named Frances Haugen revealed privileged information about the social media giant on CBS’s “60 Minutes”. On the show, Haugen brought to light multiple...
It is not my intention to sound ungrateful or unpatriotic. I’m fully aware of how fortunate I have been to be raised in the United States. It’s a diverse nation with a high standard of living, sprawling...
Searching for a course on religion is not hard: There are 158 classes that count towards the general requirement for religious classes at DePaul. But, out of these 158 options for required classes, there...
Andrew Yang recently announced his own political party, departing from the Democratic party in an attempt to disrupt the two-party system. Many progressive politicians have expressed their distaste for...
Tom Mondschean, Professor of Economics and Chair, Faculty Council Budget Committee
• October 10, 2021
After his career was over, the great Chicago Bears halfback Gale Sayers wrote an autobiography entitled “I Am Third." By this title, he meant that he always placed himself third behind God and his family....
Steven Donziger should be a household name. His experiences should prompt outrage from cable news personalities and call to question the role of corporate corruption in the American legal system. Instead,...
Work is a massive part of our lives — it’s where the average American spends a third of their life. But with only 15 percent of the world’s population actively engaged in their job, many businesses...
Isabelle Earl, Contributing Writer
• October 3, 2021
Prior to the start of classes, a letter to the editor from DePaul student Dace Potas was published in The DePaulia that criticized the university’s decision to require masks on campus.
The letter...
It’s almost impossible to escape. In the search for an internship, I often stumble upon applications with a long list of responsibilities only to find the position to say “unpaid” at the very bottom...
