“Reopen Ohio!” “Show us the data!”
These were among some of the several chants echoing outside Ohio’s Statehouse in Columbus, demanding facts and answers as citizens protested against the...
Editor's Note: This submission does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the DePaulia staff.
As of April 20th, 2020, philosophy professor Jason D. Hill filed a lawsuit against DePaul University on...
When Bernie Sanders announced the suspension of his campaign two weeks ago, I began to have flashbacks to the 2016 presidential election.
After he dropped out and endorsed Democratic presumptive Hillary...
As I gaze out my window, I don’t recognize where I am. The streets are close to desolate with only a few brave souls taking in doses of fresh air. All you can hear is the wind howl along with some distant...
Katie Bellamy, Substance Misuse Prevention Specialist
• April 30, 2020
In response to the recent (4/25/20) article, Some DePaul Students Increase Substance Use During Pandemic, The Office of Health Promotion & Wellness would like to comment and provide resources for students...
Leaders lead. Followers focus on following.
As a Maryland native of the past 18 years, I’ve never felt more lucky and confident to live here, especially under Gov. Larry Hogan’s leadership.
The...
As the need for social distancing seems set to continue into the coming summer months, the desperation for human interaction begins to increase. Due to the need of social interaction, the loneliness and...
The coronavirus pandemic has caused many publicly favored businesses and hotspots to grind to a halt, whether it be restaurants, bars, clubs, museums, hiking trails — the list goes on. With all of these...
This submission does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the DePaulia staff.
As an alum, I am angry and embarrassed.
As I would normally stand proud wearing a DePaul hat, shirt, or hoodie,...
COVID-19 has thrown everything and everyone for a loop. In the span of a few months, the virus has completely changed how we live our lives.
Universities across the world have been forced to switch...
The transition from in-person classes to online classes has not only served as a significant experience for the faculty of DePaul University, but also for the students as communities within the institution...
I truly don’t know how people are bored. It actually irks me to hear people complain of boredom. My brain is constantly coming up with things and I can make any one of them running around in there stop...
